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• Beaming Portland couple Isaac Lamb and Amy Frankel appear on 'Today Show'
• KFC reveals Colonel Sanders' non-chicken recipe secrets on Facebook
• Attempted murder suspect sentenced; Grant High turf field delayed; Vernon cleanup scheduled; other Northeast Portland news: Tuesday Roundup
• Clark County Sheriff's Office chase suspected drunken driver who crashes on I-5
• U.S., Portland home prices set new low in March, but decline slows
• Tuesday business news roundup: Costello's Travel Cafe closes; Groupon fallout after $8.5 million settlement; and SolarWorld says: 'Bring 'em on'
• Some 2,000 gather at Slavic church to mourn family dead of apparent murder-suicide
• Consumer confidence sees biggest drop in eight months
• Social Madness competition kicks off June 1
• Firefighters knock down blaze in Southeast Portland home
• Airlines make more room for carry-on bags
• Dish sues TV networks over commercial-skipping technology
• Dow soars in morning trading on China optimism
• Labor dispute overshadows Air India's Boeing 787 debut
• Microsoft to retire Windows Live brand
• Amazon, publishers' group settle dispute
• Yahoo pulls plug on Livestand iPad app
• Eugene court will hear arguments on release of suspect in mosque firebombing
• Apple supply chain strains as new Macs, iPhones near
• Facebook may be pondering $1B Opera browser bid
• PDC hopes to stay sharp as budget shrinks
• Deal accelerates clinical testing of immune therapy for cancer in Portland
• Bicyclist injured in collision; trial preview of man accused of beating woman for days; new sports clinic opens: Northwest Portland news
• Northwest News: Astoria fisherman celebrates Mount Everest summit; airline loses Central Washington University pole vaulter's poles before competition, which she then loses
• Investigators trying to determine cause of Northeast Portland attic fire
• RACC Launches Language Support Services
• Officials suspend search for missing boy on Columbia River
• Gaston Fire's boat rescues swimmer on first official weekend in service
• Judge sides with county in Astoria's ongoing DUII drama
• Gaston firefighters rescue swimmer from Henry Hagg Lake
• Memorial Day at Oregon's Vietnam War memorial: 'A way to get my family to remember'
• Changes to Fernhill Wetlands will create better habitat for birds and visitors
• 2 Tigard men say they instinctively disrupted armed robbery
• A sunnier Tuesday in store for Portland area
• Searchers scour Lake County for missing Idaho pilot for fourth day
• Liquor prices expected to go up in Washington state
• Reynolds School District staff and teacher place flags for Memorial Day
• Isaac Lamb and Amy Frankel -- Portland video marriage proposal couple -- will appear on 'Today Show'
• Cornelius Library celebrates 100 years of service
• Motorcyclist killed in collision on Highway 7 southwest of Baker
• Man accused of 2004 Forest Grove slaying ruled mentally incompetent and won't stand trial
• Man citied for DUII when car goes off embankment off Southwest Barnes Road
• Home invasion, 'bike highway' and extreme eco makeover: North Portland news roundup
• Senator wants airlines to seat families together without an extra charge
• On Memorial Day, Obama honors those who died defending the U.S.
• Microsoft names distributor for Iraq, shows faith in country's progress
• Dayton man, 25, critically injured in crash north of Yamhill and Polk County line
• More than 14,000 pounds of hazardous chemicals gathered at collection event
• Mostly sunny skies expected in the Portland area by mid-day
• Search suspended for missing boy
• Council closing in on budget
• Westside Trail open houses set
• Merkley honors fallen on Memorial Day
• Memorial Day 2012: Remembering Oregon's first foreign war
• Pickup truck crashes into tree in Yamhill County, injuring Dayton man
• 2 injured after semi truck rolls in Clark County
• Korean War veterans honor fallen, pass on memories at Sunday cermony
• Thunderstorm breaks rainfall record, causes commotion
• Vets worry students on GI Bill might get lost in the shuffle under new Linn-Benton Community College plan
• Are 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men victims of domestic violence? PolitiFact Oregon
• Two men stop robbery in progress, disarm suspect
• SWAT team arrests Salem man after six-hour standoff
• Salem standoff suspect Jeremy Dunham charged with additional crimes (update)
• Portland's only doorman experiences lonely nights, friendly smiles
• As Washington state looks to gay marriage ballot measure, national polls out of sync with votes
• Salem woman suffers broken collarbone, elbow after motorcycle collides with car
• Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Advisory
• SWAT team responding to Northeast Salem home
• CU Women’s Golf No. 12 in Final NAIA Coaches’ Poll
• Heinly Named to NAIA Men’s Golf All-America Second-Team
• At Smitty's DOT Golf in Portland, the foursome includes fun, respect, love and determination
• Five Cavs Earn Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes for CU Track Team
• Storm breaks one but not all rainfall records
• Cpl. Keaton Coffey, Oregon Marine killed Thursday in Afghanistan, was to be married in July
• Police identify 77-year-old Tigard man found dead at Government Camp rest stop as Frederick Dean Walters
• Two men involved in Hillsboro shooting are sentenced
• Police searching for suspect in North Portland shooting who fled on foot
• Rose Festival starts with classic fair adventures, big smiles and muddy shoes
• Rape charge dismissed against Hillsboro man who had sex with woman in portable bathroom, Old Town bar
• Bula Grace (Weddle) Smith enjoyed dinner with former presidents Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon - Obituaries today
• May 1, 2012 PIAC Meeting Agenda & Notes
• Reynolds School District teachers strike ends after 5 days
• Youths get free airplane rides, introduction to the world of aviation at Vancouver airfield
• Lightning blows up fir tree, causes other minor damager in Vancouver
• Oregon State Police investigating death of 77-year-old man found slumped in SUV at the Government Camp rest area
• Hedge-fund manager likes Precision Castparts but still sells and moves on after doubling his money
• Cpl. Keaton Coffey of Boring, dead in Afghanistan
• Portland-area Native Americans wage war against diabetes epidemic
• ALEC gains foothold in Oregon, with one-fourth of state legislators as members
• 'Funeral for a dying school system,' kids helping kids, student achievers: Your Washington County
• Female bicyclist injured after being struck by car in downtown Portland
• Reynolds educators, district reach tentative agreement to end teacher strike
• Plan for a bit of rain, but warmer temperatures and some sun
• Best marriage proposal ever? Portland actor floors his fiancee
• Reynolds School District reaches 'tentative' overnight deal with union
• Concordia Totals Seven National Champions at NAIA Track Championships
• Does Portland employ one manager for every six non-managers? PolitiFact Oregon
• Kids skipped church, started fires
• Parking in Portland: A few answers, but no solutions as you celebrate Memorial Day
• Beasly family welcomes identical triplets at Randall Children's Hospital
• Woman accused of DUII after crashing into Bethany restaurant, parked cars
• Questions, investigations follow killing of mental health worker in St. Helens
• Multnomah County deputy injured in Fairview crash
• STRIKE ENDS: School to resume Tuesday
• FBI suspects inmate in white powder letter mailing
• Police, FBI seeking armed Salem bank robber
• Southeast Portland man helps officials find culprits in string of neighborhood arsons
• SolarWorld says, bring 'em on, as JA Solar and other Asian companies scout Oregon for solar manufacturing
• Refusing to believe Nick Lazukin killed family, then himself, brother posts grisly photos
• Northwest News: Baby killing confession probably false, witness says; Seattle software engineer killed by stray bullet
• Reynolds School District, teachers union negotiators to stay at the table
• Family run Costello's Travel Caffe in NE Portland will close Sunday
• Mayor Sam Adams' latest budget saves Buckman Pool, restores some funding for fingerprinting
• Man who shot at U.S. deputy marshals in Northeast Portland got bullet to the head, and now gets 30 years in prison
• Police interview mother of 3 children found in shed in Southeast Portland
• Historians, veterans say three-day weekend may be missing the point of Memorial Day
• Marshfield teens part of an effort to keep cemeteries -- and memories -- from fading into oblivion
• Portland Parks & Rec adds extra open swim hours at three community pools for holiday
• Retail Spotlight: Cornell Wine Company closes after 18 years
• 609-4 ex L-P
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• Labor Agreement - District Council of Trade Unions - Represented Employees and Commerical Driver's License
• KNOMAD WINE GROUP
• ELEPHANTS IN THE PARK
• BHR-17.43 - Labor Agreement - District Council of Trade Unions - Represented Employees and Commerical Driver's License
• LUCKY 39
• CIGARETTE PLUS
• WU'S BROTHER INC
• DANCIN' BARE
• Hynix's old Eugene factory could be a 'technology magnet,' would-be buyers say
• Edwards Center in Aloha rebuilds to create neighborhood for disabled adults, their families
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• New Grant magazine hits hard and prospers
• Hollywood Neighborhood Association donates $1,000 to Hollywood Theatre to jumpstart marquee project
• Earthquake Response Appendix
• EMG-1.09 - Earthquake Response Appendix
• COncordia | 5-25-12 | 6605 NE 23rd Ave | Land Division Partition | LU 11-153091 LDP
• Northwest District | 5-25-12 | 2149 NW Northrup St | Adjustment Review | LU 12-130700 AD
• Grant High turf field project postponed in Northeast Portland due to lack of funds
• Police seek public's help in hit and run death of Battle Ground woman, Tatyana Tupikova
• Retiring couples: A Social Security strategy called file-and-suspend
• Oregonian medic wounded in Afghanistan
• Condemned Idaho inmate passes polygraph that shows he's innocent, lawyer says
• Shareholders clobber Mentor Graphics' stock, but the Wilsonville company expects long-term growth
• Meet Nautilus' new activist investor
• Brazilian company taps MotoCzysz for electric drive
• The List: Top commercial property managers
• Stocks fall on Wall Street as Spanish bank teeters
• Regional stocks: Mentor Graphics gets hammered
• Mentor Graphics sales, profit rise
• Xavier Defends Shot Put Title; Moses Wins Discus at NAIA Track Champs
• Arrest Made in Reynolds labor dispute
• IRS to close one Portland office, three in Oregon
• Professionals back Obama; Business owners favor Romney
• Kettleman Bagel's new owner may be for sale
• TriMet: Fare enforcement continues
• Oregon gets $2.1M for brownfields cleanup
• China fires back in solar trade war
• Oregon Convention Center goes greener; McCoy Village rebuilt; North Williams plans change; other Northeast Portland news: Friday Roundup
• NBC in talks to buy Microsoft's MSNBC stake
• DiaTribe at Alberta Rose; Hecklevision at Hollywood; Zombie Prom at Bossanova; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Microsoft tops Google copyright removal request list
• Lion Air close to deal for 10 Boeing 787s
• Nordstrom to spend $140M on IT this year
• Amazon cuts ALEC ties
• Police arrest iPhone, iPad thief
• How many times must I buy the same house?
• Northwest News: Tiger on the loose near Tacoma and threatening to go viral; 6-year-old entrepreneur tapped as next Mark Zuckerberg
• Police make arrests in protest at downtown Portland post office
• 65-year-old man dies in Tigard apartment fire; smoker carelessness named as likely cause
• It's another 'Furlough Friday' for Oregon state workers, offices
• Memorial Day weekend forecast in Portland: a little damp and cloudy
• Meet Psychology and Bible Student Chloe
• Police find three children abandoned in Southeast Portland shed
• Salem high school evacuated after 'dry-ice bomb' in trash can
• Oregon business bulking up for buff beef
• Missing mother found
• Linn County Sheriff's Office still looking for clues to identify woman found near Albany
• Two brothers sentenced to jail for illegal elk hunting in Lincoln County
• Teaching bicycle safety and leading group rides among new Clark County bicycling group's goals
• Reynolds seniors have path to graduation, but strike could rob them of final days
• No one injured when vehicle crashes into Hillsboro apartment
• Clackamas County Roundup: federal lawsuit over Oswego Lake public access; West Linn city councilor sues city
• Umatilla Chemical Depot transformation includes Red Cross supplies stored in igloos
• One person dead in Tigard apartment fire, police say
• What will Portland's newest urban-renewal zone around Portland State University do?
• Oregon Realtors turn in signatures for proposed ballot measure to ban new real estate transfer fees
• Federal lawsuit demands public access to privately controlled Oswego Lake
• Grand Canyon fall kills Marine who was going home to Kansas
• BLM OKs engineering for proposed transmission line for southeastern Oregon wind project
• Washington County judge vacates order sending Aloha man to state hospital indefinitely
• Jail inmate under investigation for letters with powder sent to Portland buildings
• State plans to argue a Portland man accused of assaulting two women engaged in 'physical and mental torture'
• Salem police confirm details of Lazukin murder-suicide, but not motive
• Self-inflicted gunshot to head cause of death for Nikolay Lazukin, found in car in Cottage Grove
• Mapping Your Neighborhood's Emergency Resources
• Firefighters pull person out of burning Tigard apartment
• Lewis & Clark College in Portland receives $1 million grant for science education
• All Sessions Filled - Spring Inter-Group Dialogue Series
• An Important Win - City Council unanimously passes Model Employer of People with Disabilities
• 05/24/2012 Mtg Handouts
• Car crash on Oregon 97 near Wasco kills Washington man
• Namita Gupta Wiggers Appointed as Museum Director and Chief Curator
• 8 reasons to your business should promote bicycling
• Draft Recommendations 05/24/2012
• Parkrose Elmer’s hosts Princesses
• Beaverton School District's new approach to budget cuts gets mixed reviews
• $100 million profit for Oregon banks
• Wellpartner sets eyes on new prizes
• Regional stocks: Dow picks up steam
• GDiapers stays on independent path
• Hewlett-Packard pushes market to its fourth day of gains in May
• Oregon distillers step into the spotlight
• Kenady Captures NAIA National Championship in the Hammer
• Gallery: Inside Vestas' new digs
• Auditor's report emphasizes need for stable housing funding
• Portland City Council 5-23-12 PM Session
• Portland City Council 5-23-12 AM Session
• Bonamici: Getting the D.C. party started
• Tualatin's city budget goes another year without cuts
• Case File Review - IPR Investigative Summary
• Northwest business news roundup: Protesters interrupt Amazon meeting, Boeing flies Denver to Tokyo and RealNetworks reaches settlement
• Northwest District | 5-24-12 | Intersection NW 19th Ave and NW Johnson St | Historic Design Review with Modifications | LU 12-106944 HDZM
• Crestwood | 5-24-12 | South Ash Creek Natural Area and portion of undeveloped right-of-way | Environmental Review - Resource Enhancement | LU 12-114030 EN
• Irvington | 5-24-12 | 2547 NE 21st Ave | Historic Design Review | LU 11-176528 HDZ
• Laurelhurst | 5-24-12 | 3823 NE Glisan St | Conditional Use Adjustment - NOTICE | LU 12-140087 CU AD
• Homestead | 5-24-12 | Marquam Nature Park | Environmental - NOTICE | LU 12-135590 EN
• Portland Downtown | 5-24-12 | 317 SW Alder St | Historic Design Review - NOTICE | LU 11-201969 HDZ
• Portland Downtown | 5-24-12 | 520 SW Yamhill St | Historic Design Review - NOTICE | LU 12-138645 HDZ
• Is your child safe and responsible online?
• Oregon chooses health messaging provider
• Portland Employer Bike Summit a huge success
• Portland Employer Bike Summit 2012 Meeting Notes
• Public housing project takes shape in Hillsdale
• Not in My Parking Lot
• NATIVE TAP HOUSE
• PHLUSH event at Mercy Corp, 6/4/12
• Churchkey Can Co. takes star turn at TechCrunch
• Cully Park receives Metro Council grant for renovations
• Man indicted in Medford helium party death
• Thursday business roundup: Nike stocks could dip, Widmer expands, Hynix factory bought and Hewlett-Packard announces layoffs
• Oregon State Police trooper blamed for bomb scare resigns 
• Portland homeowners $9.5 billion under water, Zillow reports
• Boeing tests first S.C.-made 787
• United to fly Boeing 787 on new Denver-Tokyo route
• SeaGate offers $186M to buy LaCie
• Oregon Nikkei Endowment hires Longfellow as chief
• Widmer expands amid Hefeweizen sales drop
• Northwest News: Beer-drinking and bridge-building, caught on tape in Seattle; grudge against Home Depot blamed for fires set at Shoreline store
• Portland to increase waste, sewage, other rates
• Lazukin family of Salem described as happy, loving by relatives trying to make sense of murder-suicide
• Nike Brand President Charlie Denson tells world sports leaders to embrace change
• New York police have man in custody in Etan Patz case
• For pregnant smokers who can't quit, an Oregon study tests vitamin C
• Josephine County taps federal road fund for deputies
• Portland weather: Rain Thursday, sun returns Friday
• 2012 NAIA Track & Field Championship Headquarters
• Family, friends gather at home of slain Salem family to remember and mourn -- and wonder why
• Hours cut, despite tax passage
• Sources Say • Walk on by, and go by light rail
• New Grant magazine hits hard and prospers
• Cascadia Housing: not always for healing
• Metropolitan Business Association News - May 21, 2012
• MAX to change face of eastside
• Northwest Portland residents rebel against garbage bins
• Curbside pickups yield big cut in trash
• A Southeast Portland church's plan to allow homeless to sleep in cars in parking lot draws neighborhood criticism
• Crime Stoppers reward offered for information in February shooting in Northeast Portland
• Oregon State Police cite two Albany drivers in drunk-driving incidents
• Lawmakers approve $7.6 million for foreclosure mediation program and enforcement
• Reynolds teachers strike heads toward fourth day
• Oregon lawmakers shorten state job cut list, add back prison staff
• Oregon pharmacy workloads may be curbed after survey finds safety concerns
• Clackamas County Roundup: $572.8 million proposed budget includes light rail money; problem ballots will decide Estacada vote
• King Tut exhibit opens Thursday in Seattle at the Pacific Science Center
• Two university leaders join the Oregon State Board of Higher Education
• Man found dead on Salem road near Lazukin house was walking home, mother says
• Summer Hours
• Mitt Romney plans fundraising stop in Portland on June 4
• Advocates, Commissioner Fish Fight to Restore Housing, Foreclosure Prevention in City Budget
• Administrators shuffled in Forest Grove schools
• FY 2011-12, 3rd Quarter, May
• City of Sherwood's budget faring better than others
• Cuts coming for Sherwood School District, including teacher jobs
• Prospective buyer would turn Hynix's shuttered chip factory in Eugene into a big data center
• Board of Higher Education adds two members
• Mynt Gentlemen's Club, controversial Northeast Portland bar, told to stop giving away alcohol
• Auditions
• McCoy Village Grand Re-Opening
• Clackamas County's proposed $572.8 million budget for next year includes $250,000 'placeholder' for Portland-Milwaukie light rail
• PPB: 2011 Portland Bike Thefts
• PDX Peace Prize down to four finalists
• Hewlett-Packard plans to eliminate 27,000 jobs by end of 2014
• Reynolds School District increases financial offer in effort to end teachers strike
• SoloPower raises another $7.1 million
• Regional stocks: HP news doesn't move market
• May 30, 2012 CRC Meeting Agenda
• Man suspected of killing ex-wife in Hillsboro committed suicide, medical examiner says
• HP to cut 27,000 jobs as profit declines 31%
• Stocks rally in last hour to close just seven points down
• License for nuclear power plant at Hanford extended to 2043
• Meeting Notes 05.16.12
• Meeting Notes 04.25.12
• Thieves steal $120,000 in bikes from pro team aiming for 2012 Olympics
• NW Natural will issue credits worth $44 million next month after state's OK
• April 25, 2012 Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting #6 Volume 2
• Council delays water rate vote
• Freezer is SnowCap’s latest bequest
• Rentrak, MasterCard team on consumer data collection
• FUJIYAMA SUSHI BAR & GRILL
• K.A.C. THAI FUSION
• CULLY MINI MART
• GLIMMERS
• JESUSITO MARKET
• BABY DOLL PIZZA
• Portland receives $20.9M from PGE
• AVA GENES
• Black Railroad History Wanted
• Audit IDs ways to improve mental health delivery to kids
• NATIVE TAP LOUNGE
• BRAVO LOUNGE
• EL TORITO
• Landmark for Urban Living
• Portland included in Expedia 'Kids in the City' guide
• Oregon Convention Center Senior Lien Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Bonds, 2012 Series A (Federally Taxable)
• District Attorney's Office Seeking Volunteer On-Call Rape Victim Advocates
• EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson Visits Portland
• Village Market Success
• Cully Park dream moves forward; convenience store planned for Broadway/33rd Ave.; other Northeast Portland news: Wednesday Roundup
• Two arrested in gang shooting
• Gallery: How Xzeres makes small wind turbines
• Cully Park dream moves forward; convenience store planned for Broadway/33rd Ave.; other Northeast Portland news: Wednesday Roundup
• Stocks open lower on European worries
• Former Enron chief Skilling wants a new trial
• Northwest News: 2nd-degree manslaughter charges for Marysville officer in daughter's death; trial untangles Fairbanks militia's 2-for-1 plan against police
• NASDAQ says tech issues should have delayed Facebook IPO
• Downtown Forest Grove gets lessons in marketing itself and stirring up business
• Boeing's first South Carolina-made 787 to fly Wednesday
• Southwest sticks with all-Boeing 737s, dumps 717s
• Washington state slowly shuts down liquor stores
• Investors to share pitch tips at startup event
• Wednesday business roundup: Nike gives its CEO $20 million to stick around; Oregon's economy growing -- but too slowly for tax coffers
• Screams awake Salem woman to murder of nursing assistant, 3 children
• Grandparents, other relatives and family friends are caring for more children in Oregon, across U.S.
• Microchip brings lost dog home after 4 years
• Portland weather: Clouds and more rain
• Housing audit seeks more loan oversight
• Six University of Portland graduates awarded prestigious Fulbright grants to work and study abroad
• U.S. 30 near Scappoose reopens after two-car crash
• Marion County Sheriff's Office notifies Salem residents of registered sex offender
• Hillsboro School District Superintendent Mike Scott says 'no' to pay raise, again
• Hillsboro School Board members object, but superintendent forgoes raise
• Expert: Gas prices going up, way up
• Negotiations again fail to produce agreement
• East Portland Chamber Of Commerce News - May 18, 2012
• Beaverton police find 9-year-old girl initially reported missing
• Body found in Deschutes River near Bend believed to be missing woman
• Central Oregon dog lost for 4 years returns home
• A Central Catholic loss, big money from the feds and a homeless camp controversy: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Clackamas County Roundup: Federal officials commit $745.2 million to Milwaukie light rail; West Linn burglaries
• Two tribes call state's Native American mascot ban disappointing
• Oregon Zoo's pregnant elephant makes ODOT's busy road construction season a little wilder
• Veteran Portland police officer in jail on half a million dollar bond resigned from his job today
• Proposed Draft Summary - Russian
• Proposed Draft Summary - Chinese
• Proposed Draft Summary - Vietnamese
• Proposed Draft Summary - Spanish
• The Portland Plan - Final
• Oregon auditors find schools missed out on $40 million worth of energy savings
• Roadside memorial sign honoring Woodburn bank bombing victims unveiled
• Portland Plan Background Reports
• Preparing for Climate Change in the Upper Willamette River Basin in Oregon
• Next Generation Connectivity
• Sen. Ron Wyden's wife Nancy is pregnant, due in December
• Closure of NE 21st Ave. bridge over Columbia Slough begins next week for bridge construction; will last until fall
• Reynolds board, lawyer slowing progress in teacher strike talks, union says
• A Southeast Portland church is working to overcome neighborhood opposition to its parking lot homelessness plan
• Man accused of hitting allegedly noisy, popcorn-throwing kid at Washington movie theater
• Washington police officer's son shoots sister with dad's gun; officer charged
• Authorities arrest two in connection with Sherwood burglary, theft of urn containing baby's ashes
• May Newsletter
• Grizzly bear and cub shot in northern Idaho
• Mother, daughter who held down and slugged TriMet passengers were treated rudely and shoved as they lashed out
• Franklin High student comes down with whooping cough
• Street closure on NE Alberta St today through Thursday
• Portland police officer resigns
• Crosswalk enforcement is tomorrow on SE Foster Road with Police
• 33 acres in Forest Park free of invasive, tree-killing vines, conservation district says
• Nike board committee gives nearly 190,000 shares of stock to CEO Mark Parker
• Summer Free for All schedule now available
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO)
• Convenience store opposition spreads to Northeast Portland's Grant Park
• Survey: Portland parks are No. 6 among biggest U.S. cities
• Bend-area men accused of poaching
• Oregon economy slowly on the rise, but state budget stays put
• Oregon's Most Endangered Places list released
• Mark Parker's $20 million day
• Strand to lead Metropolitan Family Service
• Nike's Knight among donors to new education PAC
• Lloyd District Community | 5-22-12 | 300 N Winning Way | Historic Design Review | LU 12-108761 HDZ
• Kenton | 5-22-12 | 8408 N Brandon Ave | Design Review | LU 12-123851 DZ
• Crosswalk enforcement is tomorrow on SE Foster Road with Police
• Stocks lose the day's early gains because of Greece concerns
• Diced red onions sold to Oregon and elsewhere recalled over listeria
• Chipotle Mexican food chain investigated for possible hiring practices violations
• Kleiner Perkins' Pao charges sex harassment, discrimination
• Portland rolls to top in latest bike-friendly ranking
• Heinly Completes First Round at NAIA Men’s Golf Championships
• Audit: More energy-efficient schools could save $40M
• Regional stocks: Market gives up gains
• Oregonian: Portland Planning Commission votes for outer Southeast Powell Boulevard improvements, some dispute jurisdiction
• Neighborhood Notes: Cracking the Codes of Land Use in Portland
• DJC: Replacing Portland?s Central City Plan
• Oregonian: City of Portland needs to take a more customer-driven approach to utilities
• Tribune: Is it now Lloyd District's turn? Eastside streetcar could spur new residential towers
• Interstate 5 reopened near SW Corbett following multiple-vehicle crash
• Feds confirm light rail funding commitment
• Ball Janik attorneys form new firm
• Student-built house offers ‘skills for life’
• Home sales rise nationally in April
• Money woes cloud Tigard-Tualatin School District board meeting
• Northwest News: '50 Shades' condos selling fast; Auburn man charged with smacking 10-year-old at 3-D movie; Everett teens create winning video to draw kids to reading
• Flir wins $38M Army contract
• Comcast will raise rates July 1 for its 'limit basic' cable TV service
• Tuesday business roundup: Prominent attorneys leave Ball Janik; Portland jobless rate dips
• Portland-area startups evolve, grow as they build their brand
• Kids with ADHD might find answers as researchers see diversity in disorder, treatment
• Suspicious device found at Vancouver gas station
• Critically-injured man rescued from roll-over accident in Hayesville
• Trial opens for Clark County couple in caged kids case
• Washington boy rescued above waterfall not scared at first
• Portland weather: Wet and cool
• Lake Oswego School Board approves extension of Superintendent Bill Korach's contract
• Philosophy professor Alejandro Santana appointed to newly-established E. John Rumpakis Professor of Hellenic Studies position
• University of Portland receives gifts totaling $1.3 million as a result of the May 10 RISE for Scholarships Gala
• Pacific Power warns against scam targeting customers
• Lake Oswego School Board leaning toward commitment to language immersion expansion
• No middle school IB program for Tigard-Tualatin School District
• Portland Reclaims Title as America's Best Bike City
• Multnomah County Sheriff's Office to use new patrol cars
• FTA head says MAX project can't be stopped
• Protesters don't stop signing ceremony
• In Character with Karen Foley
• Former Los Angeles County property appraiser arrested in Beaverton on corruption charges
• St. Helens man accused of stabbing worker tried to strangle mom in 2005: 'Go to sleep Mom, go to sleep,' she told police he said
• State says bats found in Portland, Medford, test positive for rabies
• Vancouver police find 70-year-old, high-risk child sex offender
• New Portland law firm forms after four lawyers leave Ball Janik
• Hillsboro police identify woman authorities think was killed by estranged husband
• Jury awards $332,000 to two men fired after they complained about lack of on-the-job toilet
• Clackamas County Roundup: North Clackamas schools chief finalist for Bellevue position; Lake Oswego peacock
• Murdered St. Helens mental health worker 'took care of people who were struggling'
• Gladstone man gets four years prison after posting Craigslist ads inviting strangers to ex-girlfriend's Northeast Portland home
• Eastern Oregon cattle ranchers plead not guilty to illegally setting rangeland fires
• Oregon Legislature set to erase 190 state government positions, mostly management
• Independent Party launches 2012 primary, with filing fees for prospective candidates
• New law allows Oregon food banks to buy, distribute 'bycatch' fish, mostly salmon
• Bethany man indicted on murder charge in alleged domestic-violence killing
• Portland air pollution activists expand their campaign statewide
• Precision Castparts shares rise on news of acquisitions as Portland company plans more deals
• Cooperman named Portland treasurer
• Fewer helicopter flights to uncover pot gardens worry eastern Oregon law officers
• Newberg High School teacher arrested for allegedly giving alcohol to former student
• Fresno drug smuggler gets eight years for role in pipeline from Canada into U.S., Mexico
• Week of 05/19/2012
• Changes to commercial zones being considered for SE 122nd Avenue
• Carbon Footprint Reports
• Latest Portland-area jobs data reflects economy's ups, downs
• Hillsboro police continue to investigate three-car crash on Northwest 185th Avenue
• PPB: crime stats for week 18 of 2012
• Director's Calendar Week of 5/21/12
• Northwest Portland's Bud Clark Commons receives national architecture award
• JOIN celebrates its 20th anniversary
• Portland Business Journal wins 16 SPJ Awards
• Thomas Kemper Soda expands to Ohio, Pennsylvania
• Program Objectives
• Realm Matrix
• Kitzhaber tapped to lead wind coalition
• Rain, a Native American housing project, more rain: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Regional stocks: Wall Street rallies
• Disability Rights Comments on the Citizen Review Committee Taser Draft Report 05 21 12
• TriMet Board Meeting Re-Scheduled
• Ferry-Morse announces layoffs
• New in Northeast: Aliviar Coffee moves, expands hours and offerings to cater to Hollywood Theatre patrons
• Tips on Encouraging Biking at the Workplace
• Business Case for Active Transportation
• Portland City Council to vote on water rate hikes
• Urban Food Zoning Code Update - Recommended Draft
• Portland jobs outlook continues to improve
• Parkrose bond update tonight
• Activist investor buys more Nautilus shares
• Sprung from the paywall: Crowd funding caution, Class B revival
• FONTAINE BLEAU
• Errol Heights Community Garden celebrates grand opening
• Concordia Sending 34 Athletes to NAIA Track & Field National Championships
• Yahoo sells half of Alibaba stake for $7.1 billion
• Amazon targets industrial supply market
• Flir lands $17.9M Navy order
• Aschenbrener leaves NW Health Foundation in a good spot
• Monday business roundup: Oregon auto dealers post gains; Intel's new chairman is its first from Oregon
• Gallery: CFO of the Year awards luncheon
• U.S. 26 near Manning open again as Oregon State Police continue to investigate suspicious death
• Real Estate Roundup now searchable, data downloaded
• Students await word in last-minute talks between Reynolds School District and teachers' union
• Precision Castparts acquires two more companies, continuing aerospace expansion
• Progess reported in last-ditch Reynolds teacher talks
• Portland weather: 100 percent chance of rain
• Northwest News: Oregon Dairy Farmers Association pushes for raw milk crackdown; Rescuers save teen from being swept over Washington waterfall
• Oregon State Police investigating suspicious death near Manning
• Molyneux, Powers Named NAIA Women’s Golf All-Americans
• No injuries in engine fire after 3-vehicle crash
• Man in custody after fatal stabbing pleaded guilty to attempted murder in 2007
• North Santiam River searches for boy, 5, unsuccessful (update)
• Portland Woman's Club -- the power group of its time -- carries on today
• 7th Annual Golf Tournament at the Colwood National Golf Course
• Executive Development Series with DanMcArthur
• Water, sewer rate votes set
• Negotiations continue through the night
• The Oregon Symphony Launches A Four-Week Photo Contest To Find The Best Photo And Music Combination
• As district readies to restructure Jefferson cluster, critics see North Portland's Tubman as bitter lesson
• Forest Park BioBlitz; Pearl District restaurant openings; the Pug Crawl: Northwest Portland news
• Reynolds teacher talks continue on eve of strike
• Oregon Dairy Farmers Association prepares to fight for raw milk crackdown
• Thousands run in music-themed half-marathon, a new Rose Festival tradition
• Feds set to commit to MAX project
• Man in custody after mental health worker is found fatally stabbed in St. Helens
• Southbound Interstate Bridge will shut down overnight
• The Oregonian wins 12 first-place awards in regional competition
• California condors hit a milestone -- a population of 405 -- after nearly going extinct
• Another college softball team gets van burglarized at Delta Park
• Map of road closures for Rock n' Roll Half Marathon
• Missing NE Portland woman located
• Van rolls over, lands in front yard of Vancouver house
• Man displaced in NE Portland fire
• 65-year-old cyclist struck along Reach the Beach charity ride has died
• Man displaced by overnight fire
• Columbus Sports Council to Host Softball Champs
• Washougal cyclist critically injured in crash on Oregon 18, along route for Reach the Beach charity ride
• Pendleton man dies in single-vehicle crash on Oregon 37
• Home-school prom attracts teens from across Oregon
• Police scour "filthy" Aloha home for clues about homicide
• Equipment stolen from softball team van
• Building whitewater community takes as much muscle as paddling Upper Clackamas River
• Andy Bryant, Intel's first chairman from Oregon, thrives with mild manners and tough questions
• Gerald 'Mike' Kight rejoins his family almost 68 years after his death in World War II
• Primary finish in Oregon Supreme Court race surprises many when Appeals Court judge loses
• Motorcyclist dies in Gaston after colliding with SUV
• Oregon PERS: Private equity investments cast unclear future for public pensions
• Update: Traffic restored after two vehicle crash on I-84
• Blind Chinese activist flown to U.S. with wife, children
• Tropical Storm Alberto forms, the first of the season that starts June 1
• Vanport International cuts for Japan through thick and thin, shipping lumber to the tsunami zone
• Japanese importers accuse their government of favoring domestic lumber over foreign wood
• Northwest News; Salem job opportunities, new Southern Oregon trail with historic twist, hundreds mourn Kathryn Rickson
• As automakers' recovery garners national attention, Oregon's auto dealers see gains of their own
• Police investigating fatal crash near Pendleton
• Grab the sunny skies while you can on Saturday because rain is coming
• State police investigate fatal crash on I-5 near Brooks
• Moon takes center stage in the sky Sunday with partial, 'annular' eclipse of the sun
• Southridge senior is named Gates Millennium Scholar, Pacific valedictorian is headed to Oxford: Your Washington County
• Beaverton's Platt Electric Supply acquired by French distributor Rexel
• Thieves' journal details a couple's ill-gotten gains from Safeway stores across Portland area
• Norm Smith launches new career as optometrist as he nears 70
• Multi-vehicle crash injures 3 people in Hillsboro
• CoHo Productions News - May 16, 2012
• Portland police searching for missing 32-year-old woman
• Drowning victim recovered near Gates, second sought in North Santiam River
• Clackamas County Roundup: survey suggests MAX Green Line ships gangs to county; NBA player Kevin Love honors former Lake Oswego teacher
• Join Lewis & Clark at Future Pioneer Night
• Portland mayoral candidate Charlie Hayes fires majority of campaign staff
• Homicide investigation began after Aloha man was reported missing, Washington County Sheriff's Office says
• Legal troubles plagued Vancouver man, accused in designer drug conspiracy, almost from start
• Native American Youth and Family Center to build affordable housing in Portland
• Two pro-marijuana initiatives move closer to qualifying for Oregon ballot
• North Clackamas middle schools to change schedules next year
• Scappoose family turns grief into political action, secures state money to improve dangerous road
• Missing 66-year-old Washington man found dead on farmland near Vancouver
• New PCC Rock Creek solar installation, among largest in the region, is unveiled
• I-205 north reopened in West Linn after 4-vehicle crash; traffic backed up (UPDATE)
• Biased financial advice is shockingly common, but investors don't take the unbiased stuff
• Week of May 21, 2012
• Portland community leaders of color work to reinstate fired police officer
• Proposed Land Use Fee Schedule (Multnomah County)
• Banks School District construction bond lead grows slightly, but outcome remains in doubt (2012 primary election)
• Week of May 14 - 20, 2012
• ONI Bureau Advisory Committee
• Copwatch Comments on the Citizen Review Committee 05 15 12
• Northwest News: Medford wants to turn off street lights for stargazers; Oregon woman buried man, cashed his Social Security checks, authorities say
• Aloha man arraigned on murder charge as investigators continue processing crime scene
• Pavement? Road debris? Sloppy Portland road crew puts a stripe on it
• Tax Amnesty Policy, 2012 (Revenue Bureau)
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• Woman who sent back adopted Russian boy must pay, U.S. judge says
• Superintendent Budget Message for 2012-13
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• LIC-2.03 - 2012 Tax Amnesty Policy
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• State denies city request to delay covering reservoirs
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• Oregon doesn't win the grand prize, but kids do well at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
• Detectives find man's body in Aloha home during homicide investigation
• Widow claims Oregon prison staff ignored inmate's pleas for safety before he was killed in his cell
• Stocks fall on Europe worries; Facebook debuts
• Regional stocks: Facebook IPO fails to rally investors
• Prolific shoplifter throughout Portland metro area gets 4 years in prison
• Argay Annual clean up tomorrow
• Pronghorn Resort to join Auberge family
• Schnitzer margin alert causes stock plunge
• Construction bond discussion gets school specific
• The List: Largest Portland employers
• Metro to consider rapid bus lines to Gresham
• Software Association to move to Burnside Bridgehead
• Platt Electric acquired by Rexel for $382M
• Hewlett-Packard planning up to 30,000 job cuts
• S. Korea turns to Portland for green city expertise
• GDiapers, Keen, New Seasons get kudos for being good
• Portland Queer Documentary Film Festival; 'The Trojan Women'; Oregon Tradeswomen Career Fair; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Beaverton School District Budget Committee approves largest cuts in Portland area, 344 jobs reduced
• Facebook starts trading on Nasdaq today, following $16 billion IPO
• Salem area woman, 27, gets 4 years for starving, abusing 2 children
• Fatal bike accident renews safety concerns
• Jury picked in trial of couple who caged autistic boys in dark room
• Friday business roundup: SolarWorld wins China trade case, but wants more; Carl Icahn takes another shot at Mentor Graphics
• Portland weekend weather: Blanket-weather at night, partly sunny skies and highs up to 75
• SolarWorld wins steep tariffs on Chinese solar products, but suggests they aren't enough
• Northwest News: Poachers took 800-year-old cedar to make roof shakes, environmental group says; new law lets Washington home-based entrepreneurs bake, can and sell
• Danner Boots of Portland crafts its products at home in Stumptown
• Concordia Finishes 12th at NAIA Women’s Golf Championships
• Budget committee divided over cuts to Forest Grove schools
• Police: No foul play suspected with 54-year-old man found dead in Tualatin RV Park
• Census Bureau: Minority births outnumbered whites for first time
• Oregon's minority births on rise
• Prosecutors try to get Portland police officer Dane Reister's earlier mistake admitted in trial for 2011 shooting
• Bicyclist's death throws spotlight on 'right hook' accidents
• With one of nation's strictest rules, State Board of Education bans Native American mascots
• Clackamas County Roundup: man accused of child sex trafficking; man accuses Oregon City of racism, unfair code enforcement
• A Northwest Portland couple meets, becomes engaged thanks to toy horse
• Portland State University students' invention tops the field at national engineering competition
• Americans Elect, after qualifying for ballot in 29 states, won't nominate a third-party presidential candidate
• Deputies serving eviction notice discover dead man
• Marion County Sheriff's Office seeking information on recent Salem burglaries
• ~ Park SDC Fee Schedule 2012
• Carl Icahn fires a salvo at Mentor Graphics
• PIAC Draft Strategies and Goals
• North Portland Rail Study Analysis
• Tualatin police release surveillance photos of suspect in bank robbery
• Rollover crash survivor in San Jose found a week later
• Beaverton and ScanlanKemperBard Companies complete $22 million combined purchase at the Round
• Renovation coming in June for field next to Forest Park Elementary
• Linn County Sheriff's Office seeking help identifying woman found near Albany
• Tualatin police say body, chemicals found in trailer
• Barnes & Noble will move into the former Bridgeport Village Borders store
• H&M to open Lloyd Center store on June 7
• Concept Plan Report - Appendices
• BoDeans, phunk and Loudon Wainwright III: The Southeast Portland entertainment roundup
• Bud Clark Commons lands top design prize
• Reed College biology professor wins prestigious $986,000 National Science Foundation grant
• Recap of the May N/NE Quadrant SAC Meeting
• H&M to open at Lloyd Center
• Electrical problems plague Deer Ridge state prison in Madras
• Adopted Land Use Review Extensions Project II
• Icahn urges Mentor shareholders to withhold director votes
• Northwest Portland therapist publishes book on healing PTSD
• Diamond Alumni Award Winners (Portland Tribune) 5.17.12
• TriMet receives $85 million federal grant for Portland-Milwaukie MAX line
• Transportation
• Apple says Prineville data center will open with 'green' energy
• Regional stocks: Market slide continues
• Subcommittee Meeting Packet - 5/23/12
• Craft Brew launches gluten-free Omission nationwide
• A half-marathon, a blitz build and water safety fun day: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Milwaukie light rail line attracts $85M from feds
• Upcoming City Council Agenda Items
• Portland's parks bureau will celebrate its newest community garden Sunday in Southeast Portland
• Art Over Macleay; wedding craft show: Northwest Portland entertainment news
• In downtown Portland, post-Occupy fences come down around Chapman, Lownsdale squares
• Hearings Officer Agenda - June
• Open House: May 15, 2012
• 101 things to do this summer
• N.W.I.P.A.
• Bus drivers sweep local skills competition
• Portland business leaders happy with mayoral options
• Spring 2012 Tournametn Rules
• Competitive Tournament Schedule
• Pinocchio comes to life again
• Timbers, Jeld-Wen Field featured in new Adidas ad
• Oregon regional economies make gains
• Hawthorne Area Civic Ecology Community Charrettes
• Open House Presentation - 5/16/12
• Preferred Alignment Maps - 5/16/12
• SWPCP Checklist (for NEW Permits)
• Seniors learn to let go of things
• Precision Castparts surpasses $7B in annual sales
• College Dreams Start Early
• Healthcare in the Heart of the City
• Reynolds School District establishes strike hotlines
• Powers, Molyneux Continue to Lead Cavs at NAIA Women’s Golf Championships
• Police nab man accused of bus stop stabbing
• Thank You David Douglas Community
• Jobless benefits unchanged this week
• HIlton Vancouver, union OK labor agreement
• Warren Buffett adds to Wells Fargo holdings
• Southwest Airlines delays Boeing 737 deliveries
• Starbucks makes leadership changes
• Jefferson Smith wins WebVisions' award
• Thursday business roundup: Oregon wins federal grants for health insurance exhanges; BP says it will restart Northwest refinery
• ShopIgniter, Janrain on why Facebook's IPO is a big deal
• Bend's Lukens lands Oregonian editorial job
• Northwest News: Juror's tweets at center of 'Dog Whisperer' murder appeals case in Washington; hidden treehouse near Whistler floats just above law
• 3 displaced by Wednesday night blaze at Tigard senior apartment complex
• Oregon foreclosure filings drop in April as lenders shift attention east
• Washington and Oregon struggle over blueberry research job
• Fire crews fight south-central Oregon wildfire
• Vote Thursday on banning Native American mascots in Oregon schools
• Portland weather: Partly sunny skies and mild temperatures for Thursday
• Search warrant issued for possible illegal marijuana dispensary in Vancouver
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at Tigard senior apartment complex
• Female bicyclist injured after being struck by truck in downtown Portland
• Lake Oswego School District crafts $61.5 million budget with school closures and furlough days
• Chief PCC money-raiser prepares to step down
• Hales, Smith to offer voters very different approaches
• Nolan, Fritz look to November runoff
• Is it now Lloyd District's turn?
• Library boosters may seek district vote
• We may be bookish, but then again, it does rain a lot here
• Sources Say • Economy loses as big issue
• Next week, finally, the annual Village Building Convergence will bloom in Southwest Portland
• Three injured in rollover crash on Interstate 5 near Vancouver
• Northeast Portland's Iris Newhouse, 85-year-old Red Cross volunteer, scales back on disaster relief work after 110 tours
• Oregon primary turnout hits an historic low for presidential contest
• Attorneys say reinstating fired Portland cop would violate Constitution, city charter
• The Oregonian names Erik Lukens editorial/commentary editor
• Mixed messages hurt Eileen Brady's Portland mayoral campaign
• Firefighters get large condo complex fire in Multnomah Village under control
• Man uninjured after crane rolls on U.S. 26 in western Washington County
• Clackamas County Roundup: Portland man wins gun from Tootie Smith's campaign raffle; Damascus-area infant drowns in swimming pool
• Because of tax levy defeat, Josephine County will release prisoners and cut its sheriff's department (2012 primary election)
• Aloha woman arrested twice in 2 days after toddler daughter found walking alone, deputies say
• Forest Grove partners with PCC to boost local business
• Portland Community College reaches age 50 with a broader, more academic mission
• Health reform: Oregon & Washington insurance exchanges secure federal grants
• Police find 4-year-old girl reported missing in North Portland
• The Education Urban Renewal Area: Putting Schools First
• 20-month-old Damascus-area girl drowns in family swimming pool
• Oregon Lottery set to abandon its 'ORcade' plans, rethink new website
• Car crash, cool new buses and poor Raymond Felton: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Northwest News: 2-year-old who weighs under 10 pounds on life support; rescued seal dies in fishing line
• Child life jackets to be available to borrow at Henry Hagg Lake
• Man accused of setting fire to bedding of people sleeping outside Portland Rescue Mission
• Rock 'N' Roll Half Marathon
• Paddle to preserve Ross Island!
• BP expects to restart refinery blamed in part for spiking Pacific Northwest gas prices by month's end
• Oregon Zoo bans tobacco starting May 26
• Washington County law enforcement memorial service to be held in Hillsboro
• Stanford Social Innovation Review: A Fresh Take on Building Prosperous Cities
• ICLEI blog: Portland City Council Unanimously Adopts the Portland Plan
• Grist: Thinking of a master plan: Portland?s mayor on building prosperous cities
• Mayors & Cities blog: A fresh take on building prosperous cities
• Planetizen: Is Portland Well Planned? Its Mayor Doesn't Think So
• Adams' 'responsible banking' proposal passes
• HuffingtonPost: Saving Our Communities and the Nation Starts from the Ground Up
• Oregonian: Build the Portland dream acre by remaining acre
• Oregonian: Developing West Hayden Island conflicts with the Portland Plan
• Oregonian: Developing West Hayden Island conflicts with the Portland Plan
• Oregonian: Build the Portland dream acre by remaining acre
• Oregonian: Mayor Sam Adams spent $2.9 million on 'Portland Plan': Portland City Hall roundup
• Kyanne Probasco
• Oregonian: Portland Plan maps out the long-term future for a growing, diverse community
• Oregonian: Mayor Sam Adams drums up enthusiasm for the Portland Plan: Portland City Hall roundup
• Associations mend fences for Oregon environmental conference
• Sherwood city manager's $115,564 contract approved
• Pacific Power peddles cash for renewable energy projects
• Can't attend the hearing? Comment online
• Proposed Land Use Fee Schedule
• Facebook IPO gets 25% bigger, top target now $16B
• 'Social Network' writer to tackle Steve Jobs biopic
• New emergency trailers able to provide food, shelter to 600 people during a disaster
• Portland creates $169M urban renewal area around PSU
• Regional stocks: Market slide continues
• Learn disaster survival skills at free expo
• Tripwire deal nets $500K for Oregon charities
• Oregon nets $90K in Skechers training shoe settlement
• Cavs Climb on Second Day of the NAIA National Championships
• Concordia Crowned as Cascade Conference All-Sports Champion
• TriMet train service restored after fatal early morning car wreck
• Trucking group sues Oregon over 450% DMV fee increase
• Builders break ground on 2.6 percent more homes in April
• Rep. Kurt Schrader pitches ideas to fix gridlocked Congress: No lawmaker paychecks without budget deal
• Portland sues over Cartlandia liquor permit
• Mayor Adams to declare May 16 Gluten-Free Beer Day
• Wednesday business roundup: Gas prices stay high in the Northwest; Oregon's jobless rate eases
• Gallery: Celebrating election night 2012
• Beaverton School District Budget Committee suggests asking City of Beaverton for funds
• Safeway unveils savings program 'Just for U' in Portland area
• Clark County authorities looking for missing elderly man
• Portland police respond to early morning fatal wreck
• Second recent wolf attack kills sheep in Umatilla County
• Army recruiter in Springfield pleads not guilty to sex charge
• Josephine County votes no on law enforcement levy
• Portland weather: Sunny and warm Wednesday ahead
• Charlie Hales, Jefferson Smith to runoff for Portland mayor; Eileen Brady out (2012 primary election)
• Beaverton School District Budget Committee weighs the value of teacher librarians
• With 2 incumbents toppled, Oregon legislative candidates look to November (2012 primary election)
• John Ludlow, Charlotte Lehan lead in race for Clackamas County chair; Martha Schrader appears to win seat outright (2012 primary election)
• Milwaukie City Council unanimously advances minor league ballpark to next stage
• Hales wins Portland mayoral primary
• Medical cost of obesity in Oregon: $1.6 billion a year
• Oregon, Washington drivers feel the pain as gas prices soar amid West Coast supply pinch
• Motivated by her own childhood, Canby woman starts 'Sparks of Hope,' a nonprofit empowering abused kids
• Cancer prevention study seeks Portland volunteers
• Salem food processor Truitt Brothers to lay off as many as 139
• Beaverton School District wins bullying trial in Washington County Circuit Court
• Jeff Mapes previews Tuesday night's ballot-counting (2012 primary election)
• Oregon's electronics recycling rose in 2011, DEQ says, topping 25 million pounds
• Infamous fistfight over a pig's provenance leads to lawsuit
• Ben Schellenberg, former North Clackamas School District superintendent, dies at 74
• ~ Teen Force Summer 2012
• UPCC Summer 2012
• Matt Dishman Summer 2012
• EPCC Summer 2012
• Federal judge declines to rule immediately in killing of sea lions at Bonneville Dam
• Truitt lays off 139 Salem workers
• Schools Close, Teacher’s Jobs Saved
• Tigard officer uses Taser to arrest armed suspect in double stabbing, police say
• Sherwood to approve Joe Gall's $115,564 city manager contract
• Standing Your Ground
• Community Budget Hearing Thursday, May 17, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at David Douglas H.S.
• Hillsboro police say missing 19-year-old woman returned home
• Coastal Coos County to practice tsunami escape
• Neighborhoods Garden at Lynwood Friends Church Breaks Ground
• Traffic Advisory Update- May 15, 2012
• Stranded fisherman sues cruise line, saying ship failed to help
• Bike Score ranks Portland nation's 2nd best city for being bicycle commuter
• $2,500 reward offered in investigation of possible wolf kill in northeast Oregon
• Boeing poised for growth, aiming to protect turf
• A shooting, violence prevention and clouds: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Seattle police blast reforms recommended by feds
• Keen launches recess program for small businesses
• Food Bank, Fred Meyer mark 10-year partnership
• Portland's EV leadership stars in global report
• TriQuint settles costly patent case with rival
• Regional stocks: Europe a continued drag on stocks
• Columbia Slough Watershed Council and city lead 16-mile educational bike ride in Northeast Portland
• Keanu Reeves's 'Point Break' subject of Northeast Portland 'Hecklevision' series
• Mayor Adams declares May 10, 2011 "Police Memorial Day."
• Dow Jones average continues a 5 percent slide
• Sherwood police to receive accreditation certificate
• Missing Portland woman last seen on store video in Lincoln City
• Service Coordination Team Graduation, 5/17/12
• Man holds up Southeast Portland coffee shop
• Portland ranked second for bikeability
• Sunnyside wins two sustainability awards
• Four schools earn rankings for test scores
• Psoriasis group issues $2M in grants
• Zidells unveil first So. Waterfront proposal
• Oregon unemployment down to 8.5 percent
• Cavs 13th after First Round of NAIA Women’s Golf National Championships
• Consumer prices remain flat in April
• Portland-area residents contributed a half-million pounds of food Saturday to help the hungry
• Apple iCloud upgrade may debut soon
• At council meeting, Forest Grove honors its police and rescue workers
• Portland city audit shows police bureau still years behind on many plans for improvement
• Report: Amazon planning front-lit Kindle
• Tilden officially replaces Ayer as Alaska Air CEO
• Long wait for Boeing 777 hurting sales
• Commuter alert: Stretch of Southeast Powell Boulevard closed due to wreck
• Alaska Airlines' 'Salmon-thirty-salmon' plane returns
• CU Men Ink Willy Ligon to 2012-13 team
• Tuesday business roundup: Walmart plans Gresham grocery; New flight from PDX to Washington, D.C.
• Cantwell: Portland-to-D.C. route an economic opportunity
• Airport shuttle service to lay off 55
• Dimon's role as JPMorgan chairman, chief under fire
• Portland School Board approves budget that preserves teachers, full school year
• Truck collision spills spuds on Interstate 5 near Grants Pass
• Eagle Point schools reopen with substitutes
• Washington faith-healing parents acquitted of murder charge
• Portland weather: Tuesday's temperatures to drop back into the 70s
• Portland School Board finalizes Tubman, Humboldt closure despite last minute negotiations
• Clackamas County Roundup: jail video of ex-deputy assaulting inmate; Sandy-area man arrested for assaulting ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend
• Police investigating report of shots fired in Northeast Portland
• Three boys charged in Woodburn High fire as community begins recovering
• Rod Underhill -- Multnomah County's next DA -- will focus on gangs, family violence and crime victim rights
• Mike Burton -- former Portland State University vice provost and Metro executive -- pleads guilty to official misconduct for falsely claiming $4,500 in European travel expenses
• Mike Burton, former PSU official and Oregon lawmaker, sentenced for official misconduct in travel case
• Startup: Tigard-based Hot Skwash grows from home business to wholesaler
• Fatal crash closes Tillstrom Road in Damascus
• Hillsboro, Milwaukie both will consider future of minor league baseball in Metro area
• Who takes more wild salmon on the Columbia River, sea lions or fishermen?
• Health officials on alert for more meningitis cases after University of Oregon student's death
• Residents can speak out about crime concerns at new community meetings in NE Portland and SE Portland this week
• A spectator's guide to Oregon's primary election results: Most of the fun is in the local races
• A 23-year-old Portland woman accused of firing gunshots at her ex-boyfriend so he'd leave her alone, court records say
• Oregon leaders push ahead on prison, crime reforms
• Diabetic mother -- subject of Native American health story -- delivers healthy 9-pound, 12-ounce girl a month early
• Clackamas County Jail video shows ex-deputy assaulting 65-year-old inmate
• Avis Budget Group cuts PDX shuttle service, lays off 55
• Packet: 2012 Proposed Administrative Rule Changes
• Summary of Changes: 2012 Proposed Administrative Rule Changes
• Meeting Notice: Secondhand Dealers New & Revised Administrative Rules
• Bethany man arraigned on murder charge in death of 26-year-old roommate
• Bicycle Brown Bag series
• PSC News: May 8, 2012 meeting recap and documents
• PSC News: May 3, 2012 meeting recap and documents
• Zidell Cos. add office building to South Waterfront properties
• Traffic Advisory - May 14, 2012
• For Cornelius, conservative spending stretches a tight budget
• Wal-Mart to open Gresham Neighborhood Market in January
• We Hit a Milestone Today: Alaska Airlines Gets Direct Flight from PDX to DCA
• Syttende Mai, Norweigan national holiday, to be celebrated Thursday in Northeast Portland
• Hillsboro will vote on design and construction contracts for baseball stadium
• Oregon's gray whales to be subject of OMSI Science Pub on Tuesday
• Gallery: Meet the CFO of the Year finalists
• Galena: Losses grow, cash reserves solid
• Portland ranks No. 2 most bikeable city
• Facilities Plan Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC)
• Regional stocks: Market plunges on Europe, China news
• 24TH & MEATBALLS
• THE CRUISE IN DINER
• Crime Prevention Advisory Group, 5/30/12
• Week of 05/12/2012
• Portland Parks - Best of the City!
• PDC budget faces 10 percent cut
• Brunish Hall becomes theater thanks to $16K investment
• Last chance for May-June class
• Suspicious Mail Update
• Portland considers higher waste-collection rates
• Northeast Rotary plans golf event
• Alaska Airlines wins PDX-to-D.C. service
• Lauro Kitchen closing to make way for new venture
• Export week launches throughout Oregon
• Women's Golf National Championships Preview
• Monday business roundup: Oregon's anti-foreclosure program struggles; Merkley calls for tighter regulations after JPMorgan loss
• Greenberry Industrial moving HQ to Vancouver
• Newport man who protested dad's treatment is poster boy in free-speech suit
• Forbes: Microsoft boss 'worst CEO' at large public company
• Microsoft's Bing No. 2 in search with 15 percent share
• Budget battle will shape rest of Congress's term
• Beaverton church sues former member over blog 
• Last call for Social Madness
• Eagle Point schools reopening with substitutes 
• Sprung from the paywall: Office vacancy rates, Nike in Brazil
• Hundreds attend vigil for University of Oregon student who died of meningitis
• Editor's choice: Occupy Portland borrows from business
• Money reads: Foreclosure-prevention woes, Social Security and Mark Cuban on college borrowing
• Northwest News: 'Preppers' get ready for disaster; father of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, POW in Afghanistan, calls for prisoner trade to bring him home
• Oregon's wired libraries are a digital delight
• Aloha woman dies in car wreck
• Polk County sheriff seeks info on missing man
• Is drawing on Medford shop graffiti?
• Women's Golf Blog from Nationals
• Portland weather: Mercury will approach 90 Monday
• Q&A with Andrew J. Bacevich, speaking in Eugene and Portland this week
• Concordia University Releases $110,000 in New Scholarships for Educators to Earn an M.Ed. Online
• Zoolala
• Food Network's Ted Allen at Williams-Sonoma; Portland anchor in 'Grimm'; clothing line honors designer's mother, grandmother: Northwest Portland news
• Families celebrate moms with events across region
• Mom pays the price when guests bring alcohol to Estacada High School graduation party
• Portland's high school graduation rate pegged 3 points higher after officials double-check records, find 100 more grads
• Vigil planned for U of O student in Eugene
• 20-year-old arrested after stand-off with Beaverton police (update)
• Suzanne Bonamici, newest member of Congress, learns the job
• Farmers, activists seek ban on genetically modified plants in Oregon's Jackson County
• Washington State Ferries considers using natural gas as fuel
• Dog rescued from sinkhole in NE Portland
• Woman hospitalized in Wash. crash now charged with DUI
• Woman in custody after overnight stand-off with Beaverton police
• Will Clackamas County save $68,000 over four years if John Ludlow declines PERS? PolitiFact Oregon
• Mother's Day brings highest temps of the year
• Woodburn residents unite to support high school damaged in fire
• Three rescued from Clackamas River rapids
• Bacterial meningitis caused UO student's death, officials say
• Fall in love With Your Life 4-Week group coaching
• Portland mayoral candidates campaign non-stop until Tuesday
• TriMet workers, management appear headed for a major collision over benefits
• Boat runs onto Vancouver beach, injures two
• Postal food drive fights hunger with millions of pounds in food donations
• Fire destroys Clark County barn
• Serial killer Randy Woodfield's legacy: pain, preening and pointlessness
• Desk readers warn of issues they've experienced
• Strong winds in the gorge delay Japanese kayaker's journey
• Battle Ground Police identify woman's body found in ditch, suspect hit and run
• Doggie Dash brings owners, pets to downtown Portland for humane society fundraiser
• Taco Bell argument leads to drive-thru stabbing
• Officials suspect bacterial meningitis played role in UO student death
• Concordia Sweeps CCC Track Championships
• Designer relaunches Silvania brand in makeover inspired by mother, grandmother
• Forest Service warns of 'very high' avalanche risk on Mount St. Helens
• Mistakes, slow start plague Oregon anti-foreclosure program
• Police searching for two armed men accused of robbing Jantzen Beach McDonald's
• Two arrested in connection to Linn County robbery
• Where's the food?
• Three teens arrested in connection to Woodburn High School 4-alarm fire, district officials search for temporary building
• Jurors spare Brian Bement from death sentence, vote for life without parole
• Mercy Corps and Wal-Mart throw a lifeline to seaweed farmers in Japan's tsunami zone
• Armed man robbed teen in Tigard, police say
• 85-year-old driver injured in car crash on Oregon 238 near Ruch
• No-fly list center of debate in federal court appeal in Portland
• Intel's Paul Otellini: Tablets may not be 'end state' for personal computing
• Jury votes life without parole for Brian Bement, convicted of aggravated murder
• Odds and ends: Supermarket dangers, dumb criminals, dentist revenge hoax
• Clackamas County Roundup: child porn nets Gladstone man prison time; man with racist ties convicted in Clackamas Town Center scuffle
• Bethany woman was abused over 'extended period of time,' deputies say
• Steve Novick, candidate for Portland City Council, expected to move from sidelines to center stage
• Drug group money continues to flow to AG candidate Rosenblum
• Grand jury finds no wrongdoing by Washington County tactical officers in March 13 shooting in Portland
• Venture Portland urges shoppers to 'celebrate small'
• Oregon Secretary of State Kate Brown's office bungled enforcement of state election law in Portland schools case
• Portland students, teachers march into downtown to protest school cuts
• Oregon's presidential primary could produce lowest turnout in modern state history
• Grateful Zupan family donates $450,000 for trauma care renovation at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center
• Portland man with racist ties convicted in scuffle with officers at Clackamas Town Center
• Did Jeff Reardon cut school programs and vote to raise school lunch prices? PolitiFact Oregon
• Two Portland police officers were in the right spot when 3 murder suspects drove their way, court records show
• 4-alarm Woodburn High School fire ends an ordinary day of classes
• Bethany man accused of murder in roommate's death, authorities say
• Vancouver man arrested for alleged sexually explicit chats with "minor" who was a cop
• Local rivers running ice cold, authorities warn swimmers, boaters
• Do we really spend a third of health care dollars on billing and bureaucracy? PolitiFact Oregon
• Brian Bement pleads for his life before jurors begin deliberating in death-penalty case
• May 2012
• CRC's Recruitment, Retention, and Promotion Workgroup Meeting
• Lake Oswego woman rescues 2-year-old wandering along West Linn highway
• Where Does the City of Portland Keep its Money?
• Week of May 14, 2012
• Week of May 7, 2012
• The sky isn't falling on Social Security
• Gladstone man gets 9 years in interstate child porn case
• Brunish Hall is now Brunish Theatre!
• Deliberations begin for jury deciding sentence in Brian Bement's death-penalty case
• Cavs Add Nine Wins on CCC Championships Second Day
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• PBJ Staff Picks: Oregon's coal conundrum
• 'Grimm' gives KGW anchor taste of Hollywood
• Oregon Guard pours energy into jobs-and-school effort for returning troops
• The List: Top Oregon vineyards
• Regional stocks: Market drops on JPMorgan loss
• Integra touts 'stability' in Q1 results
• Intel: End of Moore's Law 'always 10 years away'
• Craft Brew Alliance Q1 earnings jump
• Portland OKs disabled hiring measures
• Pendleton Woolen Mills to open airport store this summer
• Oregon grass seed industry rebounds
• Family of John Zupan donates $450K to Legacy
• Parkview Christian Retirement Center craft fair
• Forest Grove school district officials reveal budget, recommend $3.1 million in cuts
• Northwest News: President touches down in Seattle; OR-7 makes Huffington Post!
• Hoping for an insurance rebate? In Oregon, you're likely out of luck
• Three charged with murder; opera singer shot on I-205 speaks; sad Shar-Peis; other Northeast Portland news: Friday Roundup
• Nike and Lululemon share common paths
• Producer price index falls 0.2 percent as energy costs drop
• Oregon No. 14 on 'locavore' index
• SEC turns focus to $2 billion JPMorgan trading loss
• EnerG2 adds Chevy Volt champion Lutz to board
• Naturally Advanced partners with Lenzing Group
• Sunday Parkways; Crafty Wonderland; Breakside Block Party; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Hillsboro School District Budget Committee says 'yes' to budget, but cuts are becoming unlivable
• Workers, union protest over Amazon warehouse conditions
• Microsoft upgrades Bing, with closer Facebook ties
• S.C.-built Boeing 787 revs engines for first time
• Nordstrom Q1 earnings rise, but miss expectations
• J.P. Morgan Chase loses $2B in trading bet
• Friday business roundup: Markets react to JPMorgan trading loss; 'Biomass Brothers' target renewable energy market
• Washington health officials issue warning about South Korean shellfish 
• Was Rep. Mike Schaufler the only Democrat to vote against health care reform? PolitiFact Oregon
• Highway to Mount St. Helens reopens Saturday 
• Portland weather: Get ready to sizzle
• Roseburg dachshund attacked by pit bull dies
• Heinly Qualifies for NAIA Men’s Golf Championship
• Hillsboro School District Budget Committee approves 2012-13 budget, cutting $8.1 million and teachers
• Police searching for transient who escaped officer after arrest in North Portland
• Mayor Sam Adams tells Multnomah County sheriff that Portland will no longer pay the bulk of the cost of jail fingerprinting
• Three men arrested, accused of murder in North Portland homicide
• Portland police looking for SUV, but still puzzled why Brian Tierney was shot along I-205
• Brian Tierney, injured in mystery shooting along I-205, talks publicly for first time
• Metro West ambulance transporting patient struck by vehicle in Hillsboro
• A passenger ran from a traffic stop and ditched a loaded gun along David Douglas High School's fence, Portland police say
• Portland detectives definitively link I-5 killer Randy Woodfield to 5 more deaths
• Oregon 47 back open just north of Washington County border following fatal crash
• Outdoor School supporters: Our plan will preserve a 3-day session for all Portland sixth-graders next year
• Urban Food Zoning Code Update project goes to City Council
• Community Members are Invited to Comment on the Mayor's Proposed Budget on May 17
• Turn the hose on, Mama, it's going to be one hot Mother's Day
• Southeast Portland's Mt. Scott-Arleta neighborhood is planning to take a cell tower fight to the state
• Horse struck by dump truck near Aloha; rider injured
• How to look up your future Social Security benefits online
• Two letters with white powder sent to Portland office buildings deemed non-toxic
• Driver heads to prison for Beaverton crash that killed 21-year-old Stephanie Dusa
• Fact-checking the Portland mayoral race: PolitiFact Oregon
• OPB: Quake survivors tell compelling tales (5-10-2012)
• Mercy Corps, Startup Weekend partner to boost tech entrepreneurship in Middle East
• Car smashes through wall, injures 97-year-old sitting in a recliner
• Summer Day Camps 2012
• Occupy Portland protesters demand Water Bureau turn on water at 'liberated' house
• Fatal crash blocks Oregon 47 just north of Washington County border
• With high-tech wood pellets and efficient burners, brothers push forest biomass as energy good for Oregon
• Pilot uninjured after crop duster's hard landing in Linn County
• Columbian: Keeping a pulse on volcanoes near, far (5-9-2012)
• Cavs Claim Three Titles on First Day of CCC Track Championships
• Opening Night of Art Show
• Publishers take aim at Portland's GLBT market
• Congress' debt-slashing plan could level Oregon businesses
• Regional stocks: Dow finally turns higher
• Honoring Charles Jordan, a Portland Visionary
• Is Occupy Portland growing up?
• TechAmerica names Oregon Technology Award winners
• British semiconductor supplier Edwards opens Hillsboro shop
• May 8, 2012
• Ensequence lands $26M, will grow Portland staff
• Paddle to Preserve Ross Island this summer!
• Costs and Financing
• Portland Parks & Recreation Budget Update
• PUB AT THE YARD
• KIM'S GIFTS AND SUNDRIES
• GRAND CRU HOSPITALITY
• LOCAL CHOICE PRODUCE MARKET
• Lloyd District Community | 5-10-12 | 525 NE Grand Ave | Design Review and Modification | LU 12-124785 DZM
• Mill Park | 5-10-12 | 10803 SE Cherry Blossom Dr | Design Review | LU 12-112509 DZ
• The Tubes, Cheryl Strayed and lots of beer: The Southeast Portland weekend entertainment roundup
• Centennial | 5-10-12 | 1945 SE 150th Ave | Land Division Partition | LU 12-110481 LDP
• White Bird wows students with Brazilian hip hop performance
• Southewest Hills Residential League | 5-10-12 | 1534 SW Myrtle St | Adjustment Review| LU 12-124356 AD
• Northwest District | 5-10-12 | 1515 NW 18th Ave | Design Review for Radio Frequency Transmission Facility | LU 12-119312 DZR
• Portland City Council 05-09-12 PM Session
• Northwest District | 5-10-12 | 2865 NW Cornell Rd | Adjustment Review | LU 12-121253 AD
• OEN, OTBC launch startup boot camp
• Pacific Crest, Davidson analysts get WSJ kudos
• St Johns | 5-10-12 | 4044 & 4150 N Suttle Rd & RR ROW | Environmental Conditional Use ? RFR | LU 12-100368 EN CU
• Central Oregon brewers form guild
• Powell Plan gets support, some dissent
• St. Andrew Legal Clinic fundraiser race set for June 16 in Northeast Portland
• Police investigate homicide in Wilkes neighborhood
• Gay & Grey; The Crafty Underdog; Examiner community awards: Northwest Portland entertainment
• Northwest News: Southern Oregon quadruplet accused of trying to kill brother
• Firefox browser group irked with Microsoft Windows 8
• Harry Potter books may be coming to Amazon
• Tigard-Tualatin School District budget committee OKs plan to cut 23.5 teaching jobs
• Nordstrom No. 1 in customer service with wealthy shoppers
• Pensole footwear design class shows off the intentionally unorthodox
• Erickson Air-Crane sales up 36% since IPO
• Thursday business roundup: Target lease could lure new Galleria buyer; late businessman Fred Fields leaves $150 million gift
• Vote scheduled for PSU urban renewal, bank plan
• Why hundreds of patients a year are misdiagnosed with MS
• Portland weather: Plenty of sunshine on the way
• Obama's support of gay marriage: Pundits call it a gamble
• Police investigating Northeast Portland homicide
• Portland Mayor Sam Adams sees improved approval ratings
• Tigard-Tualatin School District Budget Committee approves 2012-13 budget, staff cuts
• Hard Times Opens
• Rep. Mike Schaufler and challenger Jeff Reardon wage fierce battle for Portland-area House seat
• Clackamas County Roundup: state Rep. Mike Schaufler, challenger Jeff Reardon battle for legislative seat; Lake Oswego 'Princess' found dead
• Oregon Community Foundation receives historic $150 million gift from late businessman Fred Fields
• Woman transported to hospital after crashing into Douglas County patrol car on Oregon 38
• Man, 24, sentenced to 50 years in prison for child sex abuse crimes
• After last year's public outcry, Portland City Council will consider changes to sewer policies next week
• Obama's support may energize same-sex marriage drive in Oregon
• With Target lease in place, sale of Portland's Galleria expected to draw big-time buyer
• Envelopes with suspicious white powder found at Portland airport, hotel
• Sutherlin man, 26, killed in logging accident
• Sherwood police investigate break-in at Cat Adoption Team
• Northwest News: 20 rural Oregon post offices off chopping block; gay marriage opponents say Washington ballot measure on its way
• Portland gas station attendant stages bogus armed robbery to steal thousands of dollars, police say
• Postal Service halts plans to shutter thousands of post offices
• Whistle-blowing lieutenant sues Multnomah County Sheriff's Office, alleging retaliation
• Oregon water supply looks good for summer, except for parts of east and southeast
• Clark County Corrections work crew member rescued after fall down hill in Camas
• Poll: Mayor Sam Adams' approval ratings improve 8 months before he leaves office
• Judge in Mohamed Mohamud case now says informant's identity can remain secret
• Drug reform group funnels $70,000 to AG candidate Rosenblum
• Oregon veteran seeks Supreme Court review of divorce court allocation of his disability pay
• Vancouver woman upgraded to fair condition after crashing car into semi-trailer on Interstate 5
• Clackamas driver gets prison for leaving teenage bicyclist to die (video)
• BAC Agenda May 14, 2012
• Money reads: Death puts? Survivor's options? Plus, how financial advisers can do you wrong
• Estate of soldier sues over his death while under the care of Roseburg VA
• SW Sunset Project Proposed Cross-sections
• Steve Powell won't testify at voyeur trial in Washington, lawyer indicates
• Parents of captured Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl say secret negotiations involved proposed prisoner swap
• Columbia Biogas signs PacifiCorp as power customer
• Kaiser Permanente makes $100,000 grant to City of Portland marking its fifth year of support for Sunday Parkways
• Fred Fields leaves $150M to Oregon charities, schools
• Feds investigate Wells Fargo over fair lending
• Cully Main Street and Local Street Plans Implementation Report
• Kaiser Permanente Northwest to present $100,000 grant to City of Portland in support of Sunday Parkways
• Regional stocks: Wall Street continues slide
• Microsoft, Facebook may be working on smartphone together
• Montavilla | 5-8-12 | 2305 SE 82nd Ave | Conditional Use Adjustment Review | LU 11-192697 CU AD
• Allen: Team not for sale, but won't spend freely
• OHSU study finds MS is often misdiagnosed
• Portland City Council 05-09-12 AM Session
• Lincoln High School Constitution Team Proclamation March 9 2012
• Columbia Park 5K Results
• Kaiser Permanente Makes $100,000 Grant to City of Portland
• COMPOTE CAFE & BAKERY
• DAS BEER
• HOPWORKS URBAN BREWERY
• HOPWORKS BIKEBAR
• Agenda - May 17, 2012
• Mt Scott-Arleta | 5-3-12 | 6904 SE Foster Rd | Conditional Use Adjustment Review - Order of Council | LU 11-125536 CU AD
• Pacific Foods leases 302,765 square feet at Nike warehouse
• Outstanding black students to be honored
• Swan Island Networks raises $2.5M
• Garre marks 76 years of volunteering
• New wealth management firm opens in Lake Oswego
• Food Drive to Stamp Out Hunger
• Miss Black and Gold
• Shots Fired at Broadway Bar
• Weather expert speaks Saturday
• Council postpones camera vote
• Jive Q1 guidance beats analysts expectations
• TriMet Lift operators strike over wages; agency providing only 'life-sustaining' paratransit rides in Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas counties
• Portland college grads outearn non-grads by 42%
• Motorcyclist dead affter high-speed chase with Washington trooper near Port Angeles
• Portland gets a 'B-' for small business friendliness
• Macy's profits climb 38 percent, topping expectations
• Wednesday business roundup: Summit executive sentenced to 48 months; Macy's CEO comes to town
• AOL reportedly shopping TechCrunch, Engadget
• Cavs Seek Plenty of Repeats at CCC Track Champs
• Summer launches for Apple iPhone 5 and 7-inch iPad?
• New Boeing tanker passes milestone
• Amazon Kindle sales lose fire in Q1
• Northwest News: Which of 3 Space Needle contest finalists will win a journey into space?; online shoppers rate Amazon.com the best e-retailer, again
• Portland should fix streets, go after jobs before adding bikeways, streetcars, new poll says
• Hillsboro School District cutting 11 more teachers; class sizes will increase
• Banks councilors pass ordinance to change city's addressing system
• Portland weather: Clouds roll in along with cooler temperatures
• In a first, Oregon scientific sleuths trace norovirus outbreak to reusable grocery bag
• Cavalier Men Sign Santa Monica College Duo
• Fourth person arrested in attempted murder case in eastern Oregon
• Rest break in talks to resolve Eagle Point teachers strike
• Politics at play as Tigard City Council decides how mayor vacancy will be filled
• Two injured after car crashes into bus in SE Portland
• Fallen law enforcement officers remembered during Salem memorial ceremony
• Concordia University 2012 Grads Define Success by Service
• PPS panel wants ‘bold’ school bond plan
• TriMet's LIFT service disrupted
• Police make arrest in gang shooting
• Portland Rose Festival 2012
• Can elected officials in Oregon refuse to join PERS? PolitiFact Oregon
• Finity lands $5 million for Medicaid program
• Police: Driver dead after vehicle travels off embankment near Dundee
• Former KeyBank branch manager pleads guilty to fraud, identity theft
• Portland teachers will decide by tomorrow whether to accept delay in raises to save jobs
• Reynolds teachers authorize strike
• Bethany man accused of cutting gas line told wife he wanted her, children to 'disappear,' court records say
• Toxics from everyday life getting into Columbia River through sewage plants, USGS study finds
• Suspicious white powder discovered in Lloyd Center mailroom envelope deemed harmless
• Ethics complaint says a Portland psychiatrist pressured a gay man to change his sexual orientation
• Man hit by southbound MAX train was trying to catch northbound train
• Citizen panel wants Portland police to restrict Taser use and ensure live rounds don't fit into less-lethal shotguns
• Multnomah County Sheriff's Office to hold two memorial services for staff slain on duty
• Oregon State University awarded nearly $1.2 million for nuclear program
• Bakery to hold St. Honore Day celebrations at Northwest Portland, Lake Oswego locations
• Penn student from Beaverton files federal lawsuit against JetBlue for racial profiling
• New Clean Water Services facility in Hillsboro turns waste into gold
• Portland Business Alliance Celebrates 10 Years
• Lewis & Clark College professor races to bring literacy to his native Afghanistan
• More Oregon kindergartners going to school without vaccinations
• Police arrest Corvallis man on marijuana charges
• Pedestrian hit by MAX train along Green Line in Southeast Portland
• Northwest News: Teachers strike, classes canceled in Eagle Point; Seattle assistant police chief cleared
• Blumenauer, Democrats assault Republican budget cuts as unfair to the poor and a boon to the military and the wealthy
• May 3rd Community Forum Presentation
• Photo-simulations highlight Barbur Concept Plan Community Forum
• TT-Optimism 20120426
• 04/26/2012 Mtg Handouts
• Turmoil in Europe pushes stocks lower in U.S.
• 04/26/2012 Mtg Agenda
• NGC Tour - College Brochure
• NGC Tour - Business Brochure
• C3 Backgrounder
• Portland clinic chain ZoomCare will offer free medical care at one location, one night per month
• Driver in fatal Beaverton crash convicted of criminally negligent homicide
• Event Recycling Equipment
• Gallery: Starve Ups connects startups at LaunchPad
• Budget, FY 2011-12 Spring Supplemental
• Cavs Finish Fourth at NAIA Qualifying Tournament
• FIN-1.53 - FY 2011-12 Spring Supplemental Budget
• Regional stocks: European debt again stirs market
• Adams’ banking plan to get Wednesday hearing
• Cooking up Change!
• City Council to hear PSU urban renewal plan
• OPEN HOUSE - North Portland Greenway Trail Alignment
• On the trail with Columbia Sportswear's GPS PAL
• Klickitat Street Greenway project, covering 60 blocks in Northest Portland, ramps up this summer (update)
• Bend CPA sentenced to four years for fraud
• Alliance celebrates 10 years; recognizes volunteers
• Friends of Portland Community Gardens Seeks New Board Members
• Macy's CEO traces company's rise at PBA breakfast
• Two aggravated murder charges, two fires and a new dentist's office: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Cleveland is state 5A choir champion
• View Limited Tax Preliminary Official Statement
• CRC's Recurring Audit Workgroup Meeting
• May 12: Gateway Green Tree "Map-It"
• Pedestrian struck by MAX train
• Skanska set to win water treatment contract
• Portland considers formal disabled hiring policies
• Disgruntled Wells Fargo shareholders rally in Portland
• Parkrose graduate coaches volleyball team to championship
• Police searching for Sherwood man who disappeared Friday
• Athletic Department Honors Student Athletes at Navy & White Awards
• Macy's head talks business at PBA breakfast
• Beaverton School Board ratifies teacher contract that shaves 5 days and leaves 344 jobs to be cut
• Idaho authorities: Alleged mobster's friend killed himself 
• West Linn-Wilsonville to avoid cuts next year with one-time funds
• Eagle Point teachers union on strike 
• Teacher, staff cuts proposed for Tigard-Tualatin School District's 2012-13 budget
• Tuesday business roundup: Elemental Technologies raises $13 million venture round; Bend real estate finally looking up
• Amazon aims to add high fashion to its closet
• Hillsboro leaders take a swing at bringing baseball to city's rec complex
• Judge says court is 'pawn' in Microsoft-Motorola tiff
• Gresham to host Graffiti Summit
• PPS to host open houses on bond options
• Portland mayor, one council race are dead heats
• Portland No. 31 for college-educated young adults
• Gallery: Portland's coal export protest
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak, dead at 83
• Poll: Hales, Smith lead and Brady behind in Portland mayor's race
• Man, pets escape basement fire in NE Portland home
• Portland weather: cloudy but warm
• Coast Guard plucks man from vessel off Southwest Washington
• Judge tosses child porn count against Steve Powell
• Elemental raises $13M with plans to grow globally
• What issues do Portland voters care about? More poll data coming
• Clackamas County Roundup: corrections deputy jailed for assaulting inmate; raccoon fights with Milwaukie woman, pitbull
• Elemental Technologies raises $13 million venture round, prepares global marketing push
• Firefighters respond in SE, NE Portland
• Family races for cure to mystery disease
• Governor withdraws controversial nominee for lottery commission
• Symphony Hires Executive Vice President For Development
• Startup: TLC Dentistry roots Dr. Andrew Phan in Southeast Portland
• Missing Oregon State Hospital psychiatric patient found in California
• Lents, Foster-Powell, Ardenwald Johnson Creek: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Sherwood police searching for missing 75-year-old man
• Oregon to reap $6 million over alleged unlawful drug marketing with Portland link
• Three candidates vie for open Oregon Supreme Court position
• New poll on Portland mayor's race holds surprising results
• Southeast Portland double homicide: Victims were about to be evicted from their home
• Mohamed Mohamud lawyers denied access to surveillance warrants in terrorism case
• Nautilus posts second-consecutive profitable quarter
• Politics of Place: Wounded by recession, Central Oregon looks for leaders to speed recovery
• Access to medical care eroded significantly in Oregon and across the U.S. since 2000
• Activists rally in Portland against exporting coal from Northwest ports
• Former Clackamas County corrections deputy gets 30 days in jail, probation for assaulting inmate
• Portland misses out on 2012 James Beard Foundation awards
• Cottage Grove inmate died of aspiration pneumonia, autopsy finds
• Driver, 52, dies after truck travels off embankment near Columbia City
• Sherwood School District's new pre-kindergarten aimed at disadvantaged kids
• Reynolds teachers schedule strike vote
• Construction worker taken to hospital after fire at Gresham restaurant
• Seattle will experiment with less frequent garbage service like Portland
• Micetro & Standup Fridays
• Robert F. Kennedy warns Oregon about coal
• 'Grimm,' Timberline, Oregon Zoo win tourism honors
• Sexual assault at PSU's University Place Hotel, KOIN sale: Downtown and Southwest Portland news digest
• First Sunday Parkways of 2012 is this weekend on Mother?s Day
• Northwest News: Rogue River drowning is second in week; Puget Sound orca Lolita will remain at aquarium
• Meeting Agenda 5-10-12
• Happy Valley Middle School ends day 90 minutes early due to water issues
• CU Men Tied for Fourth after First Day of NAIA Qualifier
• Environmental Services/PSU Outreach Report Phase II
• Teacher Appreciation Week
• City Council hears testimony on success of Illegal Drug Impact Areas
• Obama and the tricky world of footwear politics
• Tualatin businesses donate money for police department to purchase defibrillators
• First Sunday Parkways of 2012 is this weekend on Mother's Day
• Financial markets finish strong after early Europe-related uncertainty
• Regional stocks: A mixed start to trading
• The PBA: Still in high gear after 10 years
• Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association Public Safety Committee agenda, 5/9/12
• Angel group merrickhanna banks $6M
• Week of 05/05/2012
• KOIN TV sold to LIN TV Corp.
• Portland Parks certified as Salmon-Safe
• Oregon nabs $4M in pharma settlement
• Disability NEWS -- May 7, 2012
• KOIN TV sold in $330 million media group deal
• Reynolds teachers schedule strike vote for Tuesday
• Agenda - May 2012
• Meeting Notes - April 2012
• AAPI Small Business Conference May 2012
• Horizon Air tops in on-time performance
• Weeklong celebration honors teachers
• Facilities plan released; PPS seeks bond input
• A new community court dedicated to the homeless at Bud Clark Commons opened Friday
• Pearl District Livability Committee agenda, 5/7/12
• Lloyd District Community | 5-7-12 | 1200 NE Broadway | Adjustment Review | LU 12-114224 AD
• Portland Downtown | 5-7-12 | 200 SW Market St | Design Review | LU 12-123746 DZ
• Pearl District Livability Committee notes, 4/16/12
• Broadcast News Reports April 1-30, 2011
• Various News Articles April 1-30, 2012
• Various News Articles March 1-31, 2012
• Sprung from the paywall: Burnside Bridgehead a go, CEO pay rises
• Cavs Sign Three Players Off JC Powerhouse Cabrillo College
• Man presumed drowned after slipping on rock and falling into Rogue River
• Oregon State Police arrest drunken dad after 10-year-old boy found at wheel of car in The Dalles
• Second trial of Eugene woman in death of newborn expected to feature new witnesses
• Microsoft already making Xbox 360 successor?
• AT&T targets home security industry
• Nike falls, Precision rises on Fortune 500 list
• Intel, McAfee take on business cloud security
• Monday business roundup: Regulators may order NW Natural rate cut; InFocus pegs turnaround hopes on 'Mondopad'
• Portland mulls surveillance cameras for Old Town
• How to make the most on Mother's Day for those with Alzheimer's disease
• NW Natural rate increase could become decrease
• Precision Castparts acquires Centra Industries
• Tualatin-based Wild Squirrel Nut Butter competes on ABC's 'Shark Tank'
• Sass Wins First Career CCC Field Athlete of the Week Honor
• Portland weather: sunshine all week
• Point Guard Huey Signs to Play for CU Women's Basketball Team
• Hall of fame football coach Lou Holtz delivers inspiration and humor in his commencement speech to a record 803 University of Portland undergraduates
• University of Portland announces RISE campaign pledge of $100,000 from Richard and Diane VanGrunsven for fatigue testing machine in Donald P. Shiley Hall
• Portland police respond to large fight near Lloyd Center
• St. Helens shooting victim dies Monday morning
• Council considers surveillance cameras to track Old Town crime
• Portland's Precision Castparts will acquire Centra Industries, a Canadian manufacturer
• Police identify mother and son in Portland double homicide
• Walkathon raises money to for group that helps seniors fight homelessness
• Oregon Transformation Project's political action committee splits Clackamas County conservatives
• The Rev. Patrick Conroy, U.S. House chaplain, talks about conflict and his unusual congregation
• Politics of Place: A distinctive liberalism guides low-profile Portland legislative races
• Man charged with attempted murder in St. Helens shooting
• Drunk driver arrested in The Dalles had 10-year old son drive vehicle
• In an unusual case, Multnomah County seeks $2 million in property taxes from the city of Portland
• Police investigate deaths of man, woman found in SE Portland
• 60-year-old woman shot in NE Portland club
• Woman in custody after SUV crashes into office building near Clackamas Town Center
• Cavs Win Nine Events in Final Tune-Up
• Two wounded in Northeast gun battle
• Man shot in home invasion robbery
• Two killed in SE Portland
• Bicyclist seriously injured after being struck by a van in Oregon City
• Independent Publishing Resource Center finds new home in Southeast Portland
• Oregon State Police investigate head-on collision on U.S. 20 near Newport
• Woman assaulted near PSU
• State choir championships less about winning than joy of singing
• Police search for suspects in Northeast Portland shooting
• Parkrose Bond Update - Community Open House
• Gaston firefighters welcome dedication of new Hagg Lake rescue boat
• Pioneer Athletics Say Thank You!
• Clatsop County authorities continue to investigate double homicide in Seaside
• Psychiatric patient escapes from Oregon State Hospital
• Portland's Cinco de Mayo Fiesta features artists, treats and music
• Is Eileen Brady a co-owner of Celilo Group Media? PolitiFact Oregon
• Oregon State Police investigate death of 24-year-old man at Cottage Grove Municipal Jail
• InFocus goes big in search of a reboot
• West Linn burglary suspect still at large
• Fugitive arrested posing as disc jockey at Brookings bar
• Need a loan? Now's the time to ask
• May edition posted online
• Clatsop County sheriff's deputies arrest man in Seaside double homicide
• Politics of Place: In northeastern Oregon, politics revolve around natural resources
• Does Charlie Hales want to give a 'sweeping break' to infill developers? PolitiFact Oregon
• Oregon woman leaves cowboy town to help survivors in Japan's disaster zone
• Columbia River Crossing needs $900 million from Washington and Oregon, but how to raise it remains elusive
• Two airlifted to trauma centers after head-on crash on U.S. 20
• Parkrose Farmers’ Market is back
• CU’s Ben Talbot Named to All-NAIA West Team
• Could Portland have saved itself the cost of building the $138 million Powell Butte reservoir? PolitiFact Oregon
• Momentum gathers for Kruse Way
• Portland weather mild but dry for Cinco de Mayo
• 'Made in America' house in Lake Oswego highlights domestically sourced building
• Police find man and woman dead in Seaside home
• Northwest Natural Gas might get rate decrease instead of increase
• Did Charlie Hales never bill a single hour to the City of Portland in the last 10 years? PolitiFact Oregon
• Supermoon will shine Saturday night
• Andrews, Genskay and Santos Named to All-CCC Team
• Intel and its suppliers gear up for 450-millimeter silicon wafers
• State makes record $3.75 million settlement in Gresham child abuse case of Stephanie Kuntupis
• Clackamas County Roundup: Milwaukie woman killed by car was mysteriously struck before; Tickle Creek Trail open in Sandy
• Police: Two people found dead in Seaside home
• Oregon turns in more than 8,000 pounds of prescription medication for Drug Take-Back Day
• State police arrest driver on Interstate 84 near La Grande for methamphetamine possession
• Alumni Spotlight: Larry Mellum, '72
• Do you know the man known as Bobby Charles Thompson? The U.S. Marshals would like to talk to you
• Trio of suspected drug dealers linked to Sinaloa cartel plead not guilty in Portland courtroom
• Portland police seeking Gresham man accused of making fake IDs
• Did Portland agree to treat its water because of contractor say-so? PolitiFact Oregon
• EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson on Clean Water Act, coal, natural gas and Portland
• Jury considering death penalty hears stories of Brian Bement as comedic kid
• Salem woman sentenced to two years in prison on neglected animal charges
• Saudi teen pleads guilty to causing e-cigarette commotion on airplane from Portland
• Gaston Rural Fire District to dedicate new rescue boat at Henry Hagg Lake
• Driving and talking on cell phones, the sequel: science vs. convenience
• Vancouver Fire crews will get new patrol boat
• A new community court dedicated to the homeless at Bud Clark Commons opened Friday
• Capital One to lay off 79 at former HSBC facility in Tigard
• Milwaukie woman, 19, killed by car was struck once before in mysterious circumstances
• Longview police arrest man accused of stealing from Fred Meyer store, brandishing samurai sword
• Africa, England, Around the World
• Wild Squirrel Nut Butter featured on 'Shark Tank'
• OPB: Coastal Schools Drill For Tsunami, Would Rather Relocate (5-3-2012)
• Einstein Noah eyes Pacific Northwest expansion as it weighs options to sell, merge
• Gov. John Kitzhaber celebrates federal health pact, says real test lies ahead
• Beaverton police say fire at 45 Central development is considered arson
• Joel Hamberg wins national honor for pro bono restoration of Northeast Portland's Hollywood Theatre
• 2012 Low Moderate Areas List
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• Hiring slowdown sends the stock market reeling
• The List: Top Oregon casinos
• Cascade Bancorp returns to profitability
• Capital One Services to lay off 79 in Portland
• Celebrate AAPI Month
• Rivers in Focus
• Regional stocks: Wall Street plummets
• Police identify woman killed in Vancouver hit-and-run
• Gallery: 10 sustainable economy leaders to watch
• Popular Pearl apartment building for sale
• PBJ staff picks: On the mayoral campaign trail
• Fred Meyer's Kentucky Derby connection
• Clackamas County Roundup: Molalla students fight to keep Native American mascots; Marylhurst Park set to open Saturday
• EPA finds six Oregon violations in Q1
• Portland police excessive force complaint; Celebrate Sabin Arts; Madison track team victories; other Northeast Portland news: Friday Roundup
• Charitable bottled water comes to Portland
• Pacific Light lands $3M for LED technology
• Employers add 115,000 jobs in April; unemployment rate falls to 8.1 percent as people give up job hunt
• Northwest News: Flight instructor swallowed memory chip with photos from fatal hang gliding crash x-rays confirm; cats-for-convicts program helps Vancouver prison inmates learn compassion
• Farmers Markets return in King and Hollywood; River Rally; Cuban horror movie; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Five things Washington can do to help startups
• United close to placing $10B Boeing 737 order
• Friday business roundup: A slow rebound in Oregon wood products? State's economy 'grinding forward,' more so in Portland
• FAA wants to fine Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air
• Man charged with vandalizing banks, ATMs
• Boeing Washington State workforce to decline
• Hillsboro quietly lays off administration department director
• Is Amanda Fritz saving water ratepayers $6 million a year? PolitiFact Oregon
• Scott Leykam named new Athletic Director
• Police arrest suspect in fatal hit-and-run in Vancouver
• Beaverton man jailed, accused of sparking March downtown Portland taxicab crash that injured two pedestrians
• Former fire chief at Portland Airbase forced to retire from military after inquiry, but returns to work as civilian
• Clackamas County Roundup: police union president arrested for assault; former county employee jailed for manipulating juvenile mug shots
• Long-running lumber company to lay off 65 workers
• Michael Ball Named Northwest Conference Second-Team
• Woman, 48, taken to hospital after traffic accident near Interstate 205 in Vancouver
• Female pedestrian killed in hit-and-run accident in Vancouver
• What YOUR Gifts Did in 2011-12
• Kitzhaber saves Oregon budget and his reputation in health care deal with Obama administration
• Three people arrested, accused of multiple burglaries in North Clark County area
• Police arrest man, 25, stemming from investigation of multiple Portland ATM, bank vandalisms
• Longview police arrest transient in connection to March credit union robbery
• As events move quickly, Tubman parents fight for girls school, appeal to Portland City Hall
• Sunny, 70 degree weather highlights Portland's weekend forecast
• U.S. 20 straightening project now approaching $300 million cost, 2015 completion date
• School and determination help Portland woman survive drug-plagued home and beat the odds
• Clackamas sergeant, union president arrested on assault accusation
• Sherwood police hope to keep K9 program after sending dog back to vendor
• Windstorm sweeps through Clackamas County, leaving 2,700 without power
• At an Oregon veneer plant in Willamina, a trickle of wood products jobs may signal a slow rebound
• Portland Muslim held overseas faces federal charges of money transfer violations
• Portland's new high school freshmen will overwhelmingly attend their neighborhood school
• Mayor Sam Adams releases his final Portland budget
• Tualatin's Lumber Products plans to cut 65 workers
• Adams budget keeps economic programs intact
• April 2012: Tow Summary
• April 2012: PPI Towing in the City of Portland
• May 2012: Tow Board Bulletin
• The Mayor's Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2012-13
• 2012 Proposed Budget FY 2012-13
• Oregon takes over troubled U.S. 20 project, revises design
• April 2012 Financial Forecast
• Northwest News: 3-year-old forgotten on school bus; Sheep kill in Umatilla County traced to wolf
• FEMA: National Preparedness Report (5-3-2012)
• Beaverton police issue more than 40 citations during extra enforcement of crosswalk laws
• 2012 Proposed Budget: Recalculated Cuts
• 2012 Proposed Budget: Citywide Detail
• Wall Street Journal: PDX Next Art Capital? (And PNCA!)
• Wind knocks tree through roof of West Linn home; no one injured
• 2012 Proposed Budget: General Fund Forecast
• 2012 Proposed Budget: Utility Rates
• Dickman Selected to Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Portland city deal will fund teacher salaries
• CCSO sergeant arrested on assault charge
• Andrews Named to Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Former Clackamas County employee jailed for altering juvenile mugshots
• Amber Alert issued in case of Washington woman suspected of stabbing husband, taking daughters
• CU Women's Golf Team Qualifies for Eighth Straight NAIA National Tournament
• PGE rejects coal project lease
• Nike report debuts sustainable factory index
• MBank deal in the works?
• Lumber Products lays off 65 workers
• OHSU buys two South Waterfront parcels
• Macy's CEO Lundgren to speak in Portland
• Mayor's race: Making the most of the hand you're dealt
• Regional stocks: Another down day on Wall Street
• April 2012 Special Meeting: Tow Board Minutes
• Taking Notice of Portland's Arts Scene
• Scholarly Articles
• Chapter 1: Four Story Structures Regulated Under the Oregon Residential Specialty Code -- IRC/1/#3 - 5/1/12
• New Business List - April 2012
• Design Option C
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• Eastmoreland | 5-3-12 | 2425 SE Bybee Blvd & adjacent UPRR R-O-W | Environmental Review | LU 12-111963 EN
• Assistance for Homeless Veterans
• Songbird Cafe, BTA auction and our libraries: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• First all-PPS poetry slam: 'Magical'
• After 10 years, Working Class Acupuncture moves into Southeast Portland's Lents neighborhood
• James Brown, the Kentucky Derby and Cinco de Mayo: The Southeast Portland weekend entertainment roundup
• For years, east Portland neighborhood associations operating illegally
• Dr. Dan Video – Global Missions
• Eagle Point School District makes plans in case of teachers' strike
• Mortgage rates fall to new record lows, now at 3.84 percent for 30-year home loan
• Jobless claims drop by 27,000 last week, biggest drop in 3 months
• Oregon one of 15 states to tax poor
• JP Morgan analyst: Apple TV unlikely before 2014
• HP overtakes Apple as top computer retailer
• Amazon to produce its own TV shows
• Nike issues latest corporate responsibility report, tweaks manufacturing benchmarks
• Report: Microsoft Xbox 360 to sell for $99
• Alaska Airlines traffic rises, Horizon's falls
• Nordstrom same-store sales up 7%
• Fisher Communications' loss grows in Q1
• Thursday business roundup: BlueCross BlueShield cuts provider network; Holden Outerwear dumps Portland for L.A.
• Jeld-Wen Field captures architects' eyes
• A new preschool, a new purchase and, as always, rain: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Regence BlueCross BlueShield to drop its Portland-area provider network for individual members, giving them fewer choices or higher costs
• Northeast Portland's popular Last Thursday undergoes change in time for summer events
• Cav Clips - May 3, 2012
• Graduate students to participate at commencement Saturday, May 5; former University president Rev. David Tyson, C.S.C to speak
• Hillsboro police accuse man of trying to stab coworker at Chevys restaurant
• Banks' 'steering' irks some buyers
• Sources Say • Sam's school of big deals
• Region sorts through land puzzle to boost employment
• Welcome to Heroin City
• In Character with Denis Theriault
• Adams proposes next year's budget
• Yes, it was windy
• Jefferson's Middle College gamble could be paying off
• PSU's urban renewal plan moves to head of the class
• Clackamas County Roundup: Estacada man jailed for fatally shooting dog; color therapy in Milwaukie
• China plans yet more solar subsidies, hurting U.S. manufacturers, SolarWorld says
• Tigard considers cutting backpack program that ensures kids eat on weekends
• Portland police internal affairs refuses citizen panel's request to do more review of an excessive force complaint
• Letting it out
• Wet Thursday ahead for Portland, with a somewhat less damp evening
• Student Life Internships in Physical Education and Athletics
• Portland deal in works to save some or all 110 teacher jobs on chopping block
• Estacada Fire District bond measure intended to build new station, heal old wounds
• Portland General Electric vetoes initial proposal for coal export terminal at Oregon's Port Westward
• Japanese businessman tries saving tsunami-damaged hometown with jobs, tourism and fish cakes
• Lawsuit against wind energy project near Steens Mountain pits green groups against green project
• Holden Outerwear exits Portland in search of new markets, lower expenses
• Portland area Native Americans burdened by health hurdles generation after generation
• Judge mulls testimony on FBI's involvement in date rape case to decide whether Mohamed Mohamud's rights violated
• Driver convicted in wild Lake Oswego car chase
• Hillsboro police arrest man, 25, in gang-related assault with baseball bat
• Estacada man gets jail time for gunning down dog with children nearby
• Canby Ferry fares to rise July 1; bicyclists, pedestrians to start paying
• Vancouver police investigate armed robbery in Safeway parking lot
• Nike executive accused of cutting gas line in Bethany home indicted
• Woman is convicted of Hillsboro armed robbery, gets nearly 8 years in prison
• School board approves settlement involving Lake Oswego High School repairs
• Cinco de Mayo Run
• Congressman Earl Blumenauer Selected as Commencement Speaker
• Washington County investigators seize meth and marijuana, arrest three in Aloha drug bust
• Market conditions, poor economy not conducive to affordable housing
• Clackamas deputies credited with saving elderly driver's life (video)
• Commissioner Fritz welcomes River Rally to Portland
• Two Beaverton students add U.S. Presidential Scholar to their list of accomplishments
• Washington pair admits to forging prescriptions at Beaverton pharmacy
• Director's Report to CRC, May 2, 2012
• April 29, 2012 Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting Minutes
• April 25, 2012 Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting #6
• April 14, 2012 Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting Minutes
• April 2, 2012 Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting Minutes
• OSP SWAT team member ends Crescent Lake hostage situation with head shot; suspect receives superficial wound
• Beaverton woman aims to eliminate cultural taboos about breast cancer among Arab Americans
• Trail heads: An hour with Portland mayor hopefuls
• Sisters 4 Survivors to host breast cancer benefit 'Mom Prom' in Northeast Portland
• Has Old Town reached a tipping point?
• Regional stocks: Employment news worries investors
• TriQuint to lay off 70 in Florida after manufacturing upgrades
• Craft Brew shares gluten-free beer secrets
• Holden Outerwear moving back to California
• John Ludlow, candidate for Clackamas County chairman, faced $74,000 federal tax lien, bankruptcy
• NAIA West Tournament - Day 1 Recaps
• PSSRP QA Report for 02.1.12 - 03.30.12
• Hales' School claim (Oregonian Op Ed) 5.2.12
• Portland Citizen Disability Advisory Committee minutes 2008
• Oregon adds 38K post-recession jobs
• Target strikes at Amazon, drops Kindle, other products
• Good News for Leach Botanical Garden
• Portland Police Bureau Towing Procedures
• Lincoln wins national constitution contest
• Fifteen musicians rank among Oregon’s best
• BOOGIE'S BURGERS & BREW
• 2012 - 04 - April
• Administrative Rules
• Drawing a Bridge
• Business Leader and Advocate Remembered
• Police Mistake Costs City $250,000
• May 15: Willamette Falls—Heritage at a Turning Point
• 2012 International Code Council (ICC) Annual Conference
• Moses Earns Second NAIA National Athlete of the Week Honor
• Eleventh-hour deal could save schools
• Lithia Motors buys Bellingham Cadillac dealership
• Microsoft ordered to remove Xbox, Windows in Germany
• Factory orders fall 1.5 percent in March, steepest drop in 3 years
• Broadway Books to celebrate 20 years in Northeast Portland Sunday
• Comcast profits up 30 percent, topping $1.2 billion
• Noise dispute at root of hazmat poisoning overnight in St. Helens
• Beaverton parents and staff ask to cut more days and save librarians, water polo, music and more
• P.F. Chang's agrees to private equity buyout
• CEOs rank Oregon No. 33 for business-friendliness
• Portland drug-impact program yields 400 arrests
• Nonprofits: Oregon's $13B industry
• Serious-injury crash on Astoria-Megler Bridge indefinitely closes US 101 between Oregon and Washington
• Free student transit passes up for Portland vote
• Wednesday business roundup: Nike instructors train students to assist disabled athletes; Carl Icahn strikes back at Mentor Graphics
• Hazmat crews respond to St. Helens duplex; 5 sickened
• May Day 2012 in Oregon (Photo Essay)
• Mary Nolan says Amanda Fritz inaccurately claimed an endorsement from NARAL: PolitiFact Oregon
• Mohamed Mohamud's dad told FBI his son was being 'brainwashed' by jihadists
• St. Helens man charged with sickening five in duplex
• Cinco De Mayo Half Marathon 5k and 10k Run / Walk
• State police wound suspect, rescue Hermiston woman from standoff at Crescent Lake
• Forest Park Conservancy names Renee Myers new executive director
• Gallery: May Day Portland march
• Donor Gifts Enhance Travel Opportunities
• May Day Portland: Demonstrators set out on march through downtown
• Regional transportation, cooperation at stake in three Clackamas County commission races
• Skydiver falls to death on Oregon coast, investigators looking for his helmet cameras
• Hundreds rally at Oregon Capitol; governor seeks solution for immigrant driver's licenses
• TriMet union votes to chip in for health care costs for first time
• North Carolina man arrested in 1997 fatal stabbing in Portland, police say
• Grant High students air concerns about Portland Public Schools cuts in May Day protest and march
• Fraud fugitive arrested in Portland had three sets of ID, and feds still don't know who he really is
• Critics say new Hanford Nuclear Reservation waste permit has big holes
• Hillsboro police receive reports of coyote in Northeast neighborhood
• Hostage situation ends in Crescent Lake when police shoot suspect, free woman
• Portland man accused of selling heroin from a SE Portland parking lot
• President Barack Obama speaks from Afghanistan, sees 'light on the horizon'
• World War II soldier Gerald 'Mike' Kight's remains returned, almost 68 years after he died in battle
• Open House 5/16/12
• Joe Sacco wins Pacific Northwest College of Art Graphic Literature Award
• Portland Citizen Disability Advisory Committee Minutes 2007
• Activists 'liberate' foreclosed house in Northeast Portland
• 2005-2006 Meeting Agendas
• Arrest made in cold case murder investigation
• Making A Difference Award Archive 2010
• Making A Difference Award Archive 2009
• Making A Difference Award Archive 2008
• SWAT team surrounds cabin that may contain missing Hermiston woman, suspect, near Crescent Lake
• NE Sunday Parkways Highlights
• Gaston fire says Stimson Lumber employees extinguished small fire in mill's powerhouse
• Portland City Council unanimously adopts the Portland Plan
• Clackamas man indicted in Milwaukie bar-fight stabbing, assault
• Montavilla Rentals
• Washington County commissioners pave way for proposal to encourage redevelopment
• Oregon State Police involved in negotiation with individual at Crescent Lake
• May 2012 Clarifier
• Regional stocks: Stocks rally on May Day
• Twelve arrested in Portland May Day March
• Running mamas, attempted murder and May Day protests: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Multnomah Food Summit: Save the Date
• FEI Co. reports record revenue, stock soars
• Grant Magazine Subscription Form
• Dow Jones average hits highest mark since '07
• Portland City Council’s cellphone tower decision disappoints residents (Daily Journal of Commerce) 5.1.12
• April 1 - April 30 Residential Permits Issued.pdf
• April 1 - April 30 Residential Permit Intakes.pdf
• April 1 - April 30 Other Permits Issued.pdf
• April 1 - April 30 Other Permit Intakes.pdf
• April 1 - April 30 Land Use Intakes.pdf
• April 1 - April 30 Commercial Building Permits Issued.pdf
• BPA calls for first wind shutdown of season
• Oregon Iron Works wins Washington, D.C., streetcar contract
• Umatilla authorities believe missing Hermiston woman has been kidnapped by former boyfriend
• Sean Stevens takes helm at Oregon Wild
• April 1 - April 30 Commercial Building Permit Intakes.pdf
• US Secretary of Treasury Geithner Visits Mayor Sam Adams
• FEI's growth cools, but the Hillsboro company's stock closes at all-time high
• Foreclosure rates inch up, but pace slows
• Fugitive connected with fake charity captured in Portland
• LaMichael James wears Nike devotion on his sleeve
• Boise-Eliot welcomes Humboldt families
• PPS spellers qualify for county contest
• Open to all ages
• Icahn, again, lashes out at Mentor Graphics
• James Bucholz to lead Oregon revenue department
• Late-night 5/05 free to email list members
• Spring Classes Starting!
• Northeast Portland's Grant High to introduce new basketball coaches to community
• Portland's Wednesday forecast: rain, sun and a little more rain
• Brown Earns First National Softball Player of the Week Honor in School History
• Portland Public Schools students protest proposed district budget cuts
• Northwest News: Tacoma mother accused of putting bleach in toddler's eyes pleads not guilty; inside the 'Camp Keller' bunker on Rattlesnake Ridge
• Budget cuts put Salem Fire Department back to 2004 service level
• Samsung sells most phones, Apple makes most money
• Air Lease to buy eight Boeing 787-9s
• Boeing to take Airbus trade-ins in China Eastern deal
• Malicious cyber attacks up 81% in 2011
• Obama's top 10 correspondents' dinner jokes
• Tuesday business roundup: Mentor Graphics writes new chapter in Carl Icahn saga; Tweet lands Nike designer in hot water
• Equipment blocking MAX lines is delaying service, TriMet says
• Vancouver teen saves toddler from apartment roof
• Northwest Portland neighborhood children raise $10,000 for girl with rare disease: Northwest Portland in photos
• Portland weather forecast: May showers? Got 'em
• Eileen Brady, Charlie Hales and Jefferson Smith make case for Portland mayor in final TV debate (Full debate video)
• New in Northeast: Concordia University's Hilken Community Stadium (video)
• Lake Oswego School District to close Uplands and Bryant elementary schools to cut costs
• Free, live video stream available for undergraduate commencement exercises on Sunday, May 6
• Portland's Lincoln High wins U.S. championship in Constitution contest
• Police: Shoplifter pulled out samurai sword when caught stealing boots, alcohol from Longview Fred Mayer
• Clackamas County and Milwaukie reach sewer agreement
• Arrests mar May Day protests
• Clackamas County Roundup: one Oregon City man dies in motorcycle accident; another sentenced for selling steroids, insurance fraud
• The True Spirit of Philanthropy
• The Oregonian in Japan: Tsunami cleanup progresses, but rebuilding founders
• Oregon City motorcyclist Shane Donaca remembered for boundless generosity, sense of adventure
• Comatose woman finally home with parents in Gresham after giving birth 2 years ago
• No gold rush on Oregon's federal lands even with record prices
• Hospital savior Dr. Saito forges on in Onagawa, Japan, keeping hope alive in tsunami-ravaged town
• My apology: Readers regret indiscretions against babysitters, teachers, friends
• Entrepreneurs meet Portland Startup Weekend challenge to create apps, more in matter of days
• Specialists may downplay the harms of mammography in younger women
• Happy Valley man surprises burglar rifling through drawers
• Portland public school students to protest budget cuts, declining services May 1
• Staff, program cuts with Tigard's 2012-13 budget proposal
• Portland government has vacant space but signs outside leases with eye toward selling 1900 Building, building Oregon Sustainability Center
• Portland police say 64-year-old man sexually assaulted a Plaid Pantry employee at knifepoint
• Mental health report released Monday sheds new light on jail behavior of accused killer Daniel Butts
• Bear spray, crime stats and Charlie Hales: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Tillamook woman dies of injures suffered in April 17 crash in Wilson River
• Forest Grove-area man arrested in theft of trailer from state park, police say
• Live video: Portland mayoral candidates debate in forum sponsored by The Oregonian and KGW (8)
• Mentor Graphics renominates just one of three directors Carl Icahn put on its board
• Army reservist indicted, accused of keeping $466,000-plus in mistakenly issued paychecks
• Being an All-in Kind of Guy
• Map of David Douglas High School Campus
• Earthquakes - are you ready?
• Mayor Adams: Earthquakes - are you ready? (4-30-2012)
• Earthquakes: Are You Ready?
• Mountain Beaver spotted in Forest Park
• Eugene man charged with DUII, reckless driving after crash with SUV in Albany
• Hillsboro City Council will consider two street expansions
• Mentor Graphics renominates only one of three Icahn-backed board members
• K'S FOOD MARKET
• U.S. homeownership falls to 15-year low
• The List: Top five colleges and universities
• Traffic Advisory for April 30, 2012
• Fraud scheme gets former Adidas marketing exec year in prison
• Oregon child care subsidy changes take effect May 1
• Mayor Sam Adams Statement on May 1 Events
• Another guilty plea in Desert Sun Development collapse
• English FAQ
• Free Workshop About Conducting Outreach
• Regional stocks: A weak open to trading
• McMenamins opens hotel at Gearhart May 11
• AT&T to lay off 86 in Portland
• Man arrested for sexual assasult
• Yaw’s Top Notch coming to Gateway
• PPI Administrative Rules LIC 9.01-9.05
• Coleman-Scott House, historic Northeast Portland landmark, to host jazz concert
• Pay & Park Complaint Form
• City of Portland Contract for Abandoned Vehicle Towing 2010-2013
• City of Portland 2009-2014 Contract for Central Dispatching of Towing Services
• City of Portland Contract for Vehicle Towing and Storage 2008-2011 (extended thru 9/30/2012)
• Audit: Portland real estate management needs tweaking
• Family game night, open to all, is Friday
• 2011 Standard PPI Invoice
• Private Property Impound Permit Application
• Frazer Park Celebrates Community Garden
• Wells Fargo's Pearson drops opposition to mayor's bank plan
• Audit: City not always following office lease policies
• CU Women's Golf Named Verizon Team of the Week
• 2012 NAIA West Tournament Preview
• Nike designer apologizes for Derrick Rose tweet
• 'Sneakerheads' out to reclaim image after Nike mall unrest
• French American International School receives Audubon certification; pet waste patrols: Northwest Portland news
• Monday business roundup: Foreclosures hang over Portland real estate; Beaverton couple faces sophisticated scam
• After Target lease, Galleria could net big return for Naito
• Consumers spent less in March; buyers could be worried, economists say
• Adidas raises guidance as Q1 profits surge 38%
• Lincoln High School advances to championship round of national 'We the People' competition
• When 'Grimm' calls . . . actors listen, and Bree Turner as Rosalee quickly becomes a viewer favorite
• With Governor Hotel, Provenance adds to Portland collection
• Five CU Athletes Named CCC Athletes of the Week
• Portland weather: more clouds than sunshine in store for the week
• University of Portland mourns loss of beloved music professor Roger Doyle
• Crash closes Highway 26 in both directions at Highway 35 interchange
• Adams hopes for peaceful May Day
• Concordia University Hosts Free Community Events in May/June
• 18-year-old motorcycle driver seriously injured in Douglas County crash
• Three agencies team up to investigate case of a Polk County man missing since 2004
• Toddler who fell from roof of Vancouver building in good condition (update)
• Pioneers take Silver in Men's Four at WIRA
• Gresham photographer injured after wing of small plane strikes him
• Some Oregonians receiving government assistance are cashing out at casinos, bars and strip clubs
• Annual expo caters to active, engaged 50-and-over population
• Man accused of climbing flagpole to swipe Albany Police Department flags
• Umatilla County deputies asking for help in search of missing woman
• $6,000 in personal items stolen from 2 Oregon Institute of Technology vans in North Portland's Delta Park
• Toddler falls from Vancouver rooftop, 13-year-old pulls second child on roof to safety
• 3 Idaho men arrested in eastern Oregon after leading state police on chase
• Girl, 16, hospitalized after crash in Clark County
• Boy in fatal C-Tran bus crash identified
• Items stolen from softball team vans at North Portland park
• Oregon City motorcycle racer dies at Washington competition
• Man dead, children safe after overnight stand-off with police in SE Portland
• Diverted Alaska Airlines passengers wait at PDX for fuel tank repairs
• Children caught in middle of standoff with armed man
• Cavs Take OIT Series with Sunday Split
• Self-inflicted gunshot wound ends 8-hour stand-off in SE Portland
• Woman asleep at the wheel causes crash in Beaverton
• Alaska Airlines airplane diverts to PDX
• Man hospitalized in Forest Grove condo fire
• Roads blocked in SE Portland for barricade
• Oregon coast travel: Lincoln City better than sum of its five parts
• Bold ploy promises Beaverton couple an insurance windfall
• Abuse of women inmates at Oregon's Coffee Creek prison goes on for years
• Update: Vancouver boy, 11, dies from injuries suffered in collision with C-Tran bus
• Forest Grove man pulled from burning condo
• Linn County man arrested for assaulting elderly mother after standoff with police
• Update: Investigators trying to find out why autistic boy alone on MAX wasn't reported missing
• Startup Weekend entrepreneurial event on alert after man threatens explosions, guns
• Flash mob hits another Portland store
• Hillsboro Farmers Market celebrates its 30th birthday
• America's oldest fundraising walk brings 4,000 people to help youngest population: premature babies
• Boy, 11, suffers severed left arm, potentially life-threatening injuries in collision with C-Tran bus
• Cavs Sweep OIT, Clinch NAIA West Playoff Spot
• Driver, bicyclist identified in serious injury Hazel Dell collision
• Katherine Callahan "Alyce" Harper spent 42 years teaching in Oregon - Obituaries today
• TriMet union votes to pay into health-care premiums as contract dispute approaches arbitration
• Oregon PERS: About 1 in 10 pensioners are rehired, draw a second public paycheck
• Naming Drakes Bay in California as historic site fuels debate over Oregon claims to Sir Francis Drake
• Torrent of Portland-area foreclosures reach market at a trickle
• Broadway adventure for Portland's Debi Coleman is, aptly, 'Leap of Faith'
• Washington police blow top off bunker belonging to Peter Keller, find body inside
• Flash mob melee includes pepper spray, fights
• Assault on TriMet bus leads to man’s arrest
• Portland authorities want family of autistic boy to explain why he was alone on TriMet train
• Man arrested after shots fired during disturbance
• Secret Service prostitution scandal highlights lack of women agents
• It’s party time in Parkrose
• Cavs Set Four Stadium, Meet and School Records at Pacific Twilight
• Shots fired at distubance last night
• Portland police say 23-year-old man started pushing, punching TriMet bus riders without provocation
• Police arrest 34-year-old man after Friday night gunfire in East Portland disturbance
• The Oregonian and KGW host mayoral debate April 30, invite voters' questions
• #8 Owls Sweep CU on Senior Day
• EPIM Report - Appendix I
• Did Charlie Hales help negotiate a one-time deal with Portland teachers? PolitiFact Oregon
• Police identify autistic boy found alone on MAX train in Northeast Portland
• One per week: Multnomah County releases first homeless death tally
• Log truck driver saves woman tilting over embankment above river near Grand Ronde
• Fiery car crash in Mulino sends two people to hospitals
• Portland police seeking help identifying autistic boy found alone at MAX station
• Bicyclist seriously injured after collision with minivan on NE Highway 99 in Hazel Dell
• Sequin Raze Accepted Into AFI, Blasts Through Fundraising Goal
• N Williams SAC FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS
• N Williams SAC meeting no 16 notes
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• All lanes now clear on southbound Interstate 405 after multi-vehicle crash closed exit
• Members of the Track & Field Team Compete at Pacific Twilight
• KeyBank CEO Beth E. Mooney talks banking strategy
• Marion County Sheriff's Office awards second grader for finding weapon in armed robbery case
• Beaverton man gets 8 years in Cedar Hills carjacking
• My apology: Many readers regret school-age mistakes, see forgiveness
• Clackamas County Roundup: Mom, son accused of interstate marijuana trafficking; driver found, cleared in Oregon City pedestrian death
• Driver cleared in Oregon City pedestrian death, but questions remain
• Time to ban all cell phone use by drivers? If so, we can only blame ourselves
• Cutting 110 teaching jobs from Portland schools: Why is that necessary and aren't there other options?
• Bethany residents begin raising money to fight proposed Taco Bell restaurant in Washington County
• St. Paul woman works hard to produce raw milk that is safe
• Clackamas deputies accuse mother, son in interstate marijuana operation
• Umatilla County deputies searching for man suspected of kidnapping woman in Hermiston
• Brian Bement convicted of aggravated murder in death of Tigard naturopath
• New street ratings are out and Portland surpasses similar cities on West coast
• Yamhill authorities seek identity of woman bank robbery suspect
• Local eateries vent frustrations with Restaurant.com
• Slide show about East Portland in Motion
• Washington County police agencies to hold prescription drug turn-in events
• After brutal battle with cancer, Robert Lisac to graduate from Linfield College with plans to become a cancer doctor
• Former Clackamas County sheriff's deputy loses credentials
• Week of April 30, 2012
• Portland man who injured two people with out-of-control watercraft gets 45 days in jail
• May 2012 CRC Monthly Meeting Agenda
• Nine Month Drug Impact Area Full Report
• Federal jury finds investment advisor Douglas D. Buckley guilty of mail, wire fraud
• Nine Month Drug Impact Area Report
• XICO
• Less - lethal Force Recommendations Draft Report
• City/County Information and Referral
• Police surround bunker of man suspected in Washington deaths of wife, daughter
• Driver rams Clackamas apartment building, knocks out support posts
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• Iconic - and beloved - Galleria is for sale
• FCC orders broadcasters to put political advertising data online
• Brown Delivers as Cavs Sweep #17 Corban
• The List: Top 10 women-owned businesses
• Free skiing Sunday at Skibowl
• Regional stocks: Modest Wall Street rally continues
• Editor's Choice: The Galleria and The Governor
• PBJ staff picks: HemCon tops in this week's paper
• Friends of Trees plants 555 trees in east Portland
• Clearwire reports slowing losses, network expansion plans
• Kitzhaber signs order in support of green chemistry
• Benchmade Knife sharpens international focus
• Study points to dangers facing county homeless people
• Thieves steal hospital employees’ property
• CH2M Hill wins $2.2B Hanford contract extension
• University Students Host Community Worship Event
• Awesome Portland gives $ for awesomeness; beer by bike; Red Sail best gift shop in PDX; other Northeast Portland news: Friday Roundup
• China Eastern to order up to 20 Boeing 777s
• Amazon shares soar Friday on upbeat earnings
• First South Carolina-built Boeing 787 due Friday
• Lions program offers free cataract surgeries, screenings for low-income people
• Starbucks reports increased sales, profits
• Public hearing set for Health Net rate hike request
• 'Hairspray'; Plucky Maidens Junk Fest; Alameda/Beaumont Book Sale; more Northeast Portland weekend events
• Economic growth slowed to 2.2 percent in first quarter
• Banks student travels to Capitol to save school mascot
• Sunwest headquarters sold for $2.5M
• Friday business roundup: Oregon trade bounces back; Employees sue PERS fund
• Milwaukie college student found lying in Oregon City street dies of injuries
• Gresham students return after strike averted, say they're glad to be back in class
• Beaverton School District cutbacks will touch every school
• Two officers sustain minor injuries in North Portland patrol car crash
• Two officers injured in patrol car collision
• A record 803 undergraduates to participate at commencement Sunday, May 6; hall of fame football coach Lou Holtz to speak
• New lawsuit planned against CRC
• Report confirms many city streets in bad shape
• Bement found guilty of aggravated murder
• Hit-and-run driver kills CCC student
• Stumptown Comics Fest 2012
• Craig Ferguson, Freak Mountain Ramblers and lots of California weed: The Southeast Portland weekend entertainment guide
• Many Clackamas County homeowners still at risk of losing homes
• White powder found in envelope at federal courthouse not hazardous, says FBI
• Port of Portland toasts economic growth as international trade bounces back
• Gresham officials find evidence of bacteria in Columbia Slough after sewage main break
• Entrepreneurs compete at Startup Weekend; $100K Challenge
• Dead squirrel dispute between Lynn Fox and critter removal firm turns into $112,000 lawsuit
• Woman transported to hospital after house fire in NE Portland
• Construction under way at Westfield Vancouver
• April 5 East Open House Board 3: Typical Sidewalk Design
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• Hit-run driver leaves critically injured Milwaukie college student lying in Oregon City street
• Is Amanda Fritz responsible for reducing number of contract workers at parks? PolitiFact Oregon
• Northwest News: Oregon seeks permission to kill salmon-eating cormorants; ACLU sues Border Patrol over traffic stops on Olympic Peninsula
• Rescue team searching for kayaker in distress on Columbia River
• Q Center retort, a feud cools and Mt. Tabor weed whackers: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Portland City Council 4-26-12 PM Session
• Adidas debuts NFL Draft socks for RGIII
• Portland State University suspends graduate student who was reported to have made violent threats against faculty on Friday
• Responsible Banking Resolution: Public Comment Requested
• Lacey's House, a Hillsboro non-profit for veterans, draws fire from ex-residents, is scrutinized by DoJ
• Land of Opportunity: Portland’s Economic Opportunities Analysis
• Montavilla Summer 2012
• Clean Water Services proposes a 4.4 percent sewer rate hike affecting nearly 536,000 Washington County residents
• Portland Streetcar Loop extension's overhead wires go 'hot' Friday morning
• Beaverton police, ODOT officials crack down on illegal movers during sting
• CRC's Outreach Workgroup Meeting
• PDX Bike Month
• Intel must pay penalty in New Mexico for not hiring locally
• Occupy Portland unveils May Day 'land liberation,' urges Sam Adams to restrain police
• Marijuana-focused eateries expanding in Oregon
• Columbia Sportswear profits sink in Q1
• Hillsboro police, Washington County Sheriff's Office named DUII enforcement agencies of the year
• Safeway and its Southeast Portland neighbors sign truce, ending months of strife
• Kitzhaber: Exports critical to Oregon economy
• Clouds, showers and mild winds in weekend forecast for Portland
• Corvallis man dies in apparent suicide at Oregon State University
• Regional stocks: Housing data sends market higher
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• Portland police investigating robbery of US Bank off NE 122nd Avenue
• OSU teams with Oregon Industry Cluster Network
• PNCA Hosts Portland Mayoral Forum
• BPS News: Portland recognizes seven local business leaders at the 20th annual BEST Awards
• Consolidated Revisions and Corrections to the Portland Plan - Recommended Draft memo
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• Ladybug Nature Walks
• School size takes on greater importance
• Earthstock dance celebrates 20 years
• Cleary students donate socks to homeless teens
• Skyline School expands IB program
• Behind the door: Geithner's secret meeting at Nike
• Eid Passport relocating to Hillsboro, adding 100 jobs
• Evening with a princess; Salt & Straw opening weekend; Fruit & Flower fundraiser: Northwest Portland entertainment news
• Portland's manufacturing sector down 15K jobs
• Arthouse Announced for North Park Blocks
• Senate passes bill to keep U.S. Postal Service afloat
• Best Buy's Geek Squad teams with AARP
• Prominent health care critics headline events today, tomorrow in Portland
• H&R Block cutting 350 jobs, closing 200 offices
• Top Apple bull predicts $1 trillion market cap
• Emirates, British Airways want new Boeing 777
• Breast cancer survivor creates nonprofit that connects women with cancer to resources
• Amazon works to fine tune daily deals
• Costco now offering mortgages
• Learning.com's Bill Kelly exits as CEO
• Thursday business roundup: Treasury Secretary Geithner makes his pitch in Portland; Kitzhaber wants federal review of coal exports
• Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner touts Obama Administration policies, defends bank bailout
• Oregon Tech Reschedules Weekend Baseball Series
• Portland weather: cloudy and cool
• Cav Clips - April 26, 2012
• University of Portland to host the $100K Challenge, a business plan competition sponsored by the Center for Entrepreneurship Saturday, April 28
• Man escapes on MAX line after crashing car on Interstate 5, police say
• A Taste of Byzantium: Unique Auction Items
• Water rate fight could swamp city campaigns
• School cuts fuel UPSET uprising
• Group wants 'fair shake' from state psychiatric security board
• Sources Say • AG candidates get friendly
• Concordia U. Grad Selected for Partners in Science Program
• Warner Pacific gives city a lesson in neighborly skills
• 'Free' speech? It'll cost
• Sparks fly at mayor’s debate
• Explosion in Camas garage sends one man to the hospital
• Clackamas County Roundup: Boring-Dull relationship sparks excitement; Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner visits Clackamas
• Washington County deputies accuse Portland man of DUII crash in Cornelius
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• Police: Man robs U.S. Bank inside SE Portland Safeway store
• Man plunges off Steel Bridge while practicing 'parkour,' survives
• Deputies responded to Nike executive's Bethany home hours before he was accused of trying to kill his wife, children
• Denny Jones, veteran Eastern Oregon legislator, dies at 101
• Three men accused of stealing, selling cell phones from Vancouver store
• Portland's push against reinstating Officer Ron Frashour hangs on public policy exception law that's had little success
• A sneak peek inside the new Salt & Straw location: Northwest Portland in photos
• For the Cleveland High School speech and debate team, sweet success at the state championships
• Judge James Redden: 'We need to take those (Snake River) dams down'
• Clackamas County code enforcement asks commissioner campaigns to obey sign ordinance
• Bethany man accused of trying to kill his family with gas leak arraigned
• May 2, 2012 Agenda
• Mayor Adams leads city employee earthquake drill
• Duo arrested in Lafayette home after police search yields drugs, guns and stolen items
• Canby Ferry survey results show riders willing to pay more to keep service
• Pooch who cadged a ride on the No. 12 bus is reunited with her owner
• Newport pet owner sentenced after guilty plea to animal neglect charges
• Washington man now sought in deaths of wife, daughter
• Canby ferry resumes service across Willamette River at Wilsonville
• Northwest News: Rescue offers rare look at baby horned owls; 3 found guilty in sleeping bag death in Oregon
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• More Kroger, sports and forgiveness: The Southeast Portland news roundup
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• I'll take my son to work — one day
• Geithner: Financial system outgrew safeguards
• Apple developer conference sells out in two hours
• Regional stocks: Apple earnings lift market
• Kitzhaber calls for sweeping review of coal export plans
• Lithia Motors doubles profit in Q1
• Overview of the N/NE Quadrant April SAC Meeting
• Oregon SBA lending activity slows
• Mary Nolan releases campaign ad in Portland City Council race, takes aim at Amanda Fritz
• Apple's blowout quarter launches Nasdaq to big gain
• Geithner takes a ‘ride’ on unfinished Oregon Iron Works streetcar
• OSU wins $90K sustainability award
• The State of Housing
• Employees of Providence Health & Services, headquartered in Northeast Portland, raise $11,938 to feed needy
• Northeast Portland's Community Cycling Center kicks off fundraiser with Friday dance party
• Oregon's first PET recycling plant opens
• Fight for Social Justice
• No Reprieve for Tubman and Humboldt
• Actress to ‘Adopt’ King School
• Minority Entrepreneurs Trade Show Set
• Accused murderer Butts back at mental hospital
• EPA: Coal project could have 'significant' impact on health and environment
• Clackamas County Roundup: Lake Oswego votes on school closures; Milwaukie man helps suicidal woman
• Senate votes to keep all post offices open until after Election Day and limit distance between facilities that remain open
• Dixson Named National Field Athlete of the Week
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• Red Fang concert to benefit Grant; Waffle Window expands; depave your driveway; other Northeast Portland news: Wednesday Roundup
• Man arrested in connection with fatal Clark County car wreck
• Carol Hazzard, founder of Northeast Portland's Hancock Street Preschool in 1984, to retire
• Striking Gresham-Barlow teachers picket in front of schools as contract talks continue
• Lake Oswego School Board to vote on finalizing school closure plans
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• Metro to consider OCC hotel again
• McIntyre named McClenahan Bruer Communications partner
• Mark McMullen named Oregon state economist
• Judge refuses to dismiss Bradley Manning in WikiLeaks case
• Expedited security check-in coming to PDX
• Gresham-Barlow teachers on strike
• Body found in Deschutes River near Bend has been identified as that of Portland man
• Nike executive accused in Chinese bribe scandal
• Northwest News: Mining in outer space? It's not just a movie anymore
• Boeing profits up 58 percent to $923 million in the first quarter
• HP promotes Schultz to general counsel
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• Fisherman rescues woman from river
• Boeing Q1 helped by commercial airplane sales
• Health care app market soars
• Google Drives into online storage market
• Portland financial sector down 7,300 jobs in four years
• Wednesday business roundup: Nike exec accused of bribery in China; Portland home prices keep falling
• Portland weather: Outlook is wet for rest of the week
• Softball Notes - Cavs Play Pair of Ranked Foes in Corban, OIT
• Bethany-area man accused of trying to kill wife, children with gas leak
• Can Mary Nolan claim more than 8,000 individual supporters? PolitiFact Oregon
• Baseball Notes - Cavs Hope to Clinch Playoffs with Wins at OIT
• Dedication of the nation?s first community-based nursing Dedicated Education Unit is set for 3:15 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at Grant High School
• Second annual ?Wind Symphony and Friends? concert to be held 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 25
• Performance: We Two Boys
• Last-minute talks fail; Gresham teachers hit picket line
• CU Students Wrap Up Another Year of Tax Assistance
• LCMS encourages special prayer on World Malaria Day, April 25
• Bethany father arrested in attempt to blow up home
• Adams proposes business tax amnesty
• John Kroger to Reed College, an orphaned doggie and a lesson in forgiveness: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Emily Thomas, Kristina Williams and Keith Welch Named Lewis & Clark Athletes of the Year
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• Oregon Attorney General deliberately withheld documents, judge rules
• Train malfunction delays MAX Red and Blue Lines
• Klamath Falls man arrested, accused of using illegal bear bait while hunting
• Portland police find 14-year-old girl reported missing
• Gresham-Barlow teachers, district officials brace for strike set for Wednesday morning
• Milwaukie fish-checker makes compassionate catch after woman jumps from Ross Island Bridge
• Oregon Attorney General John Kroger will leave office early to be Reed College president
• My apology: Readers add to stories of actions, regrets and forgiveness
• Beaverton police arrest three protesters advocating release of Bradley Manning
• Vandals break windows at Southeast Portland's Mars Hill Church
• Driver in fatal crash at Oregon 217-U.S. 26 interchange sent to prison
• Gresham-Barlow cancels Wednesday classes; teachers strike set for 6 a.m.
• Business Tax Amnesty Program Announced
• Damascus mayor accuses councilors of illegal meeting
• Pacific Northwest gets 0.5 percent of VA's new mental health hires
• Mayor Sam Adams and Portland Revenue Bureau Director Thomas Lannom Announce New Business Tax Amnesty Program
• New state economist for Oregon is Mark McMullen, Gov. John Kitzhaber announces
• Names, information about state mental hospital patients stolen out of psychiatrist's car
• Mayor Adams delays council discussion on Portland police video surveillance cameras until next week
• Limited Tax Revenue Bonds, 2012 Series A JELD-WEN Field Project (Federally Taxable)
• Oak Hills man admits to child pornography charges
• Use of Deadly Force Workgroup Meeting
• Rose Festival: Travelocity lists event in Top 10 Festivals list
• In downtown Portland, Occupy Portland protests Bradley Manning court-martial
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• Strong earnings from AT&T, 3M lift Dow average
• March 7, 2012 Technical Advisory Group Meeting Summary
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• Portland Parks & Recreation is offering activities all over town to help parents during Screen-Free Week
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• 2012 State Legislative Report
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• Cavs Sweep NCU, Clinch Spot in CCC Playoffs
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• Heads up, Northeast Portland: Crosswalk enforcement at N.E. 24th Ave & Burnside today
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• Wish list becoming reality at Sitton School
• Special education director to leave PPS
• Fritz, Nolan spar over 9-1-1 report
• Kroger named new Reed College president
• Portland Area Real Estate Guide: Portland City Council to Vote on Portland Plan
• Success at Sycuan; Concordia Wins NAIA Qualifying Tournament
• Portland prices sink in February, maybe
• Portland unemployment drops to 7.9%
• Property values blamed for Tigard-Tualatin School District's $2.5 million budget cut
• Portland No. 81 in post-recession job growth
• Portland police looking for 14-year-old girl
• Portland Farmers Market forms food assistance fund
• Judge will decide handling of evidence in Susan Powell case
• AT&T loses phone contract race to Verizon in first three months of 2012
• Lane County law enforcement decry closure of medical examiner's office
• Sherwood picks Joseph Gall for city manager
• Portland edged out as America's favorite city
• Portland, U.S. home prices fell in February, setting new low
• Police looking for missing girl
• ITC judge: Microsoft Xbox infringes on Motorola patents
• Portland School Board closes North Portland's Harriet Tubman and Humboldt schools
• Boeing out front for $15B United order
• Tuesday business roundup: Oregon adjusts to neighbors' privatized liquor sales; entrepreneurs sport aluminum wallet
• Portland startup Chirpify lands $1.3 million in backing to promote commerce on Twitter
• New child welfare audit says Oregon can do more to reunite parents and kids in foster care
• Portland weather: clouds, then rain
• Chirpify raises $1.3M Series A round
• Lake Oswego parents urge board to rethink school closures
• Man, three boys arrested in break-in at marijuana dispensary
• Police close Terry Schrunk Plaza after apparent suicide
• Oregon City man loses home, dog after mobile home fire
• In Memoriam: Dr. Richard Johnson
• Credit Association Of The Pacific Northwest 2012 Grant Recipients
• Clackamas County Roundup: Estacada honor student dies; investigation of 18-month-old Boring girl's death finishes
• Portland police want to add surveillance cameras in Old Town but ACLU questions the plan
• OSU student, 20, found dead in sorority house
• Two southwest Washington men sentenced to prison in separate illegal firearm and drug possession cases
• Amanda Fritz and Mary Nolan display sharp differences on the Portland campaign trail
• Portland man tells officers why he took his rifle out on a North Portland street early Sunday and fired shots
• Voter registration deadline is Tuesday
• Medical marijuana, Measure 11 emerge as big issues in Oregon race for Attorney General candidates Dwight Holton and Ellen Rosenblum
• Secretary of State slaps marijuana petitioner with $65,000 fine for violating pay-per-signature law
• Wilsonville equestrian Rich Fellers becomes first U.S. rider in 25 years to win show jumping World Cup (video)
• The arts community eyes Portland mayoral race with intense scrutiny
• Oregon adjusts to privatized liquor sales to the north and south
• Deaf student sues, claiming Portland State University didn't allow her service dog in some housing
• Oregon 224 reopens in Damascus are after pickup crunches power pole (UPDATE)
• Monitoring Form
• Readers tell tales of regrets and apologies, respond to story of teacher's forgiveness
• George Zimmerman fades from sight in Trayvon Martin case
• Northwest News: Washington liquor stores sell for $31 million; I-5 garbage burner near Salem to get tougher emissions rules
• Thirteenth annual Child Abuse and Family Violence summit starts Tuesday
• Woman's dead body recovered from Willamette River near Swan Island
• Albany man sentenced to more than four years in prison for role in Willamette Valley area illegal drug trafficking operation
• Investigation finds death of 18-month-old girl in Boring was accidental
• Spring Trip to Washington, DC
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• Waffle Window to open second location in Northeast Portland
• Ordinance Related to Licensing Exterior Areas
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• Buddhists, screen-free kids and a big bridge: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Portland hosts the 2012 International Business Awards and Scholarship Dinner during World Trade Week
• Startup: 3,491 backers make Portland-based HuMn Design's wallet a reality
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• Adams releases first budget proposals
• Cavs Positioned for NAIA Qualifier after Strong Opening Round
• Women of Influence winners recall 'aha!' moments
• 'Project ready' industrial land certified near PDX
• T-Mobile opponents in Northeast and Southeast Portland lead change in how cell companies interact with neighbors before installing towers
• Washington Legislature: Balance of power in state senate could tip toward Republicans in next election
• Pedestrian injured on 82nd
• Two Northeast Portland schools, Beaumont and Alameda, team up for used book sale
• Missing teen; seniors candidate forum; World Book Night; other Northeast Portland news: Monday Roundup
• Pedestrian struck by car in Northeast Portland
• Streaming numbers key to Netflix results Monday
• Adobe launches creative cloud offering
• In Oregon and elsewhere, furniture-making is on the rise
• Starbucks brews plan to help farmers
• Intel releases Oregon-developed Ivy Bridge chips
• Monday business roundup: Urban planning exacerbated Clackamas County's housing crisis; Intel's Oregon engineers crafted new microprocessor
• Footwear CEO: Tariffs a barrier to U.S. footwear manufacturing
• Cavs Earn Four CCC Athlete of the Week Awards
• Portland police release statement about Occupy Portland's attempt to move back to Chapman Square
• Portland graphic recorder maps businesses' route to success
• Portland weather: Will temperatures break records again today?
• Four Players Honored at CU Women's Basketball Banquet
• University mourns loss of long-time teacher, advisor, and mentor Rev. Chester Prusynski, C.S.C.
• Oregon State Police release more information about crash that killed 3 (update)
• Portland Plan approval on council’s agenda
• One arrested as police foil attempt to ‘reoccupy’ Chapman Square
• Hood River County officials locate man, 52, missing from Southeast Portland (update)
• North Portland man arrested after allegedly firing rifle in street; no one injured
• Smoked meat, a new bridge and a cop-shooter: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Collectors trade music, memories at annual Record Bonanza
• Portland area will feel the pain of Oregon circuit court budget cuts, layoffs
• Grand idea to turn eastern Oregon eyesore into utopia sparks skepticism but also sliver of hope
• EPIM Report - Appendix E
• REDemption; Travis Royce inks deals; spotlight on the Oregon Jewish Museum: Northwest Portland news
• Temperature in Portland reaches record-breaking high of 82
• Regional planning policies probably intensified hard-hit Clackamas County's housing woes
• 3 people killed in crash on highway in southeastern Oregon
• Boring toddler who died in tractor accident identified (update)
• 2 kayakers rescued from Molalla River after vessels overturn
• Salem landmarks commission rejects memorial for state hospital patients
• Woman reported missing from SE Portland is now hospitalized
• Winners announced in state speech, debate championships
• Washington state mental patient accused of killing fellow patient with pen or pencil
• Pasco judge screens jurors for bias by asking about immigration views
• Falling enrollment projection means $61 million less for Washington state schools
• Boy charged after police clear 30 people trying to re-occupy Chapman Square
• Man rescued from Willamette River near Morrison Bridge
• Sunday is expected to break records with temps in the 80s
• Four safe, dog rescued in Oregon City house fire
• Alcohol, speed suspected in fatal motorcycle crash on East Columbia River Highway
• Water rescues keep firefighters busy
• Tax Forms Backup
• Portland man shot by hunting partner in Southern Oregon
• Man hurt after motorcycle tops 130 mph while fleeing police
• Fight victim dies
• Updated: Toddler dies following tractor accident
• The arts community eyes Portland mayoral race with intense scrutiny
• Tigard girl falls from second-story window
• Pacific Lutheran too Strong for Baseball
• Men's Golf Ends Season With Northwest Conference Championship
• Langer Finishes Conference in 9th Place
• Late Game Comeback Falls Short For Baseball
• Student sex offender, 19, pleads not guilty in the rape of a classmate, 14, in Vancouver
• Man dies in traffic accident on East Columbia River Highway
• Man shot in leg while hunting for turkeys in southern Oregon
• At Oregon high school speech and debate championships, students love to argue
• Gene Simmons of Kiss and Oregon's Gen. James Thayer united by WWII horror, raise funds for military museum
• Southwest Kelly Avenue opens after sinkhole repairs
• Clifford Stocker Park in Gladstone "reborn" as part of SOLV Earth Day clean-up
• Portland had hottest day of the year; warm weather to continue
• Cavs Cap Busy Weekend with Strong Showing at Cougar Open
• Fliers will ask Timbers fans tonight for help solving hit-and-run death of Portland woman
• As Intel readies new Ivy Bridge processor, Oregon engineers recall 'white-knuckle time'
• ACLU wants city discussion about Seattle police using aerial drones
• Burning Man challenges BLM's decision to put Nevada festival on probation
• Watergate hatchet-man-turned-evangelist Charles Colson dies at 80
• Police say North Portland assault is now a homicide
• Police search for missing 17-year-old teenager last seen in Northeast Portland
• Boat practice turns into real-life rescue at Hagg Lake
• Coast Guard suspends search for man who fell into Columbia River
• A teacher, a student and a 39-year-long lesson in forgiveness
• Police ask public to help find missing Southeast Portland man
• Julia West House Best Foot Forward
• Shaver Community Garden work party today
• CU Comeback Falls Short in 9-4 Loss to Seattle
• Motorcycle rider remains in critical condition after car crash in Northeast Portland
• Cracks in Oregon's medical marijuana law are filled with weed
• Families of women killed by TriMet bus in April 2010 file suits in federal court
• Oregon lighthouse caught up in philosophical wrestling match: beautification vs. historical integrity
• Missing developmentally disabled man found safe in Portland, Hood River officials say
• Motorcycle driver seriously injured in Northeast Portland crash
• Oregon sues BP to recover $19 million in investment losses
• East county teacher strike could be sign of the future
• Amateur sleuth says 25-year-old case of missing BPA worker Julie Weflen 'can be solved'
• Forecasters predict warm weekend for Portland, with temperatures topping 75 degrees
• Families of Old Town bus accident victims sue TriMet, driver
• Beaverton School District is facing big layoffs because it delayed cutting staff
• Clackamas County Roundup: innocent Happy Valley mother jailed in identity theft case; Lake Oswego chicken 'massacre'
• Oregon universities overhaul health insurance and some students win, some lose, some pay five times more
• Portland mayoral debate gives undecided voters points to ponder
• Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley joins Hillsboro leaders in reopening semiconductor plant
• Jurors begin deliberating aggravated murder case of Brian Bement, accused in killing of Tigard naturopath
• Hood River Sheriff's Office looking for missing developmentally disabled man
• Business leaders say they may not fight union initiative to repeal corporate kicker tax rebates
• Judge sentences Kip Kawamoto to 23 years in prison for brutally beating, sexual assaulting woman in North Portland home
• Innocent Happy Valley mother lands in jail after identity theft
• Trying to decide how to get back into the market? Here's one retiree's options
• Portland's King School chosen for high-profile effort to use arts education to raise achievement
• Mt. SAC Relays Draws Out National-Caliber Performances from CU Athletes
• Morrison Bridge to shut down Sunday for routine maintenance
• Molalla community members circulate petition to oppose possible Native American mascot ban
• Dental records confirm remains found on Douglas County ranch those of Roseburg man missing since 2009
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• Northwest News: Man ordered to pay $25,000 in cat death; jogger reports attempted abduction in southern Oregon
• Concordia Pushes Seattle before Falling 4-1
• Parkrose comes together to support Seery family
• Parents, students picket in support of teachers
• Union groups ready initiative to give corporate kicker to schools
• Mayoral candidates find little disagreement in City Club debate
• Cavs Split Doubleheader with Corban, Remain Third in CCC
• Oregon sues BP over Gulf spill-related losses
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• New Seasons Market releases impact report
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• Rain Friday, rain Sunday night: in between, Portland sees a sunny, dry, warm weekend
• House passes 20% tax cut for small businesses
• Northwest News: Oregon education officials weigh stripping 15 schools of offensive Native American mascots; Bend man who gave birth separates from wife
• Six solutions for airlines to improve passenger service
• Zimmerman's wife tells judge her husband is not a violent person
• Starbucks takes crushed bugs off menu
• Microsoft outbid Facebook for AOL patents
• Twitter may take the bang out of buying high-demand Nike shoes
• 12 more billioniares sign Gates 'Giving Pledge'
• Friday business roundup: Rift splits prominent Portland real estate family; Nike hopes Twitter can calm shoe frenzy
• House passage of controversial transportation bill opens door for extending county payments
• Beaverton School District may cut 344 positions to meet its 2012-13 budget
• UP to host mayoral debate on Thursday, April 26
• North Clackamas School Board conditionally approves middle school schedule changes
• Bitter rift over family trusts splits prominent Portland real estate family, the Schlesingers
• Authorities find meth, arrest six people in Clackamas County drug bust
• Parkrose teachers’ tentative agreement avoids strike
• State sues BP for funds lost after Gulf disaster
• 3rd Annual Imagine This! A Seminar On Bringing Creativity To Classrooms
• Orvis Annou nces FREE Fly Fishing Clinics in Portland and Bend, OR: Every Saturday and Sunday, May - July, 2012
• School Board moves vote on North Portland school closures to Monday
• Questions about Oregon State Police handwriting unit put two examiners on leave
• Groot Selected for Men's Tennis First-Team All-Conference; Two Women Awarded Honorable Mention
• Gresham Focus: A look back at east county's past
• Laura Nash Selected Lewis & Clark Featured Student-Athlete of the Week
• John Ludlow, candidate for Clackamas County chairman, continues to rake in big donations
• Remains believed to be those of Roseburg man missing since 2009 found on Douglas County ranch
• Once again, Oregon may be flyover territory for Obama
• Kelso man arrested following chase, standoff on Interstate 84 near The Dalles
• Gresham Focus: The Multnomah County Poor Farm was a social safety net long before the New Deal
• 'I think your house is on fire:' North Portland man recalls actions of neighbors who saved dogs from smoke-filled home
• Oregon Sen. Jason Atkinson hits 'pause' on his political career, calls out GOP
• Minor injuries reported after suspected DUI driver hits car head-on north of Vancouver
• Judge grants Measure 11 convict a rare early release
• Hundreds of gay-straight alliance club students, Bruce Jenner at Nike Youth Forum
• Did Ellen Rosenblum say over and over that 80 percent of the AG's job is being a government lawyer? PolitiFact Oregon
• Forest Grove fire says 3-year-old boy hit by rock suffered no permanent injuries
• Road closures delayed for Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, but for how long?
• Samantha Mash ‘13 Wins Prestigious Society of Illustrators’ Prize
• Oregon's low-carbon fuel standard faces legislative, legal hurdles
• Southeast Portland man who fired at a group of people near Wilson High School gets five years in prison
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• Proposed fundraising group for Washington County fairgrounds runs into opposition
• Sinkhole closes right lanes of Southwest Kelly Avenue west of Ross Island Bridge
• $1,000 reward offered for information about suspect who stole bottle of vodka from Southeast Portland liquor store
• Report: Oregon, Washington vineyards poised to fill growing demand
• April 9 - April 15 Other Permits Issued.pdf
• Traffic Advisory for April 19, 2012 SW Naito Parkway
• Alaska Air seeks efficiency to combat higher fuel costs
• Man accused of flashing flight attendants on flight to Seattle
• Source of spill into Beaverton Creek unlikely to be traced
• Microsoft revenue up 6%, exceeds analysts' expectations
• Cobalt Mortgage looks to expand in Oregon with hire of new regional manager
• Hollywood Senior Center in Northeast Portland to host city/county candidate form for seniors
• Oregon Zoo releases summer concerts lineup
• Rain, Pok Pok and four creative middle school kids: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Nike to use Twitter as crowd control tool
• SolarWorld's Brinser: Unfair competition 'sacking' economy
• Students prepare for citywide poetry slam
• Matthew Sweet, Paul McCartney and Meryl Streep: A star-studded Southeast Portland entertainment roundup
• Earth Day clean-up in Forest Park; Pearl District yard sale; Portland Pinbrawl: Northwest Portland entertainment news
• Gallery: Top 10 fastest-growing industries in America
• Beaverton Foods sweeps mustard competition
• Lithia Motors triples credit line to $650M
• Screaming Females; Harold & Maude Squad; Earth Day events; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Previously occupied home sales drop 2.6 percent in March
• Windows 8 aims for Apple's iPad
• Alaska Air beats Q1 expectations
• Tigard hotel bomb threat a hoax
• Amazon now renting business software
• Boeing, union engineers begin talking
• Dan Arp to lead Agricultural Sciences at OSU
• Treehouse raises $4.75M, moving HQ to Portland
• Chez Gourmet takes top prize at Angel Oregon
• Thursday business roundup: Rents keep climbing in the Portland area; Retail lab offers 8,000 medical tests
• Art21 teaches Hillsboro High students that art is as much process as product
• For women, history shows winning office in Portland is no easy task
• Portland weather forecast: mid-morning rain, high about 60
• Sen. Ron Wyden urges Japan to move faster to clean up, contain radioactive danger from stricken nuclear plants
• Hillsboro Police patrol spots fire at Chinese restaurant; damage estimated at $150,000
• Cav Clips - April 19, 2012
• University Singers, Women's Chorale and Orchestra concert, with special farewell performance by Judith Montgomery, to be held 3 p.m. Sunday, April 22
• Tigard police investigate, clear bomb threat near Washington Square mall
• Toppled semi-truck blocks Oregon 20E east of Brothers
• Salem woman convicted in deaths, injury of pedestrians near Chemeketa Community College
• Man dies after trailer fire near Creswell despite rescue attempt
• Car collides with Amtrak train bound from Seattle to L.A., killing man and injuring girl
• Metro audit faults land management
• In Character with Kay Newell
• Sources Say • Tribune, KPAM host debate
• Big salaries escape school cuts
• New court connects homeless, services
• County jail breaks bad habits to go green
• City hits snag with Luscher Farm proposal
• Business burglaries start downtown but spread to Lake Grove
• Fast-acting neighbors save dogs from smoke-filled North Portland home
• April 3, 2012 PIAC Meeting Agenda & Notes
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oregon City anthrax hoaxer sentenced; 16-inning prep baseball game
• Three years after an arsonist torched the Dougy Center, construction has begun on a new home
• More than 50 gather in Northwest Portland for walk to honor victims of The Holocaust
• Northeast Portland man chooses an unusual way to protest airport security -- by stripping nude
• Chez Gourmet from Marie wins Angel Oregon; Tellagence takes second
• Aggravated murder defendant Brian Bement testifies Tigard naturopath tried to rob, shoot him
• Portland-area apartment vacancy slips, but rents continue to climb
• Northwest News: Steller sea lions recovering, feds say; Idaho students protest uniform code
• Teacher who led Portland teachers union on leave after using N-word, touching a student in class
• Gary Haugen's request for new death warrant to be argued in June
• Woman who was accused of kidnapping 2-year-old boy from North Portland yard sentenced to two years in prison
• Clark County crews battle fire in home north of Hockinson
• OPB: Prototype Early Warning System Worked During Calif. Quake (4-17-2012)
• Police arrest Vancouver man accused of repeatedly masturbating in Downtown Portland parking lot
• Joint city-county downtown walking tour highlights earthquake challenges and solutions
• Laika options British novel 'Goblins' for possible film
• TIENDA MEXICANA DAISY'S
• Water Bureau Budget Presentation to City Council
• Oregon State chooses microbiology researcher as new dean of College of Agricultural Sciences
• Oregonian: Mayor Sam Adams spent $2.9 million on 'Portland Plan': Portland City Hall roundup
• Election officials reject complaint against Charlie Hales, Portland mayoral candidate
• Southeast Portland woman seriously burned after oxygen tank tubing catches fire
• In the Capitol: Clark County lawmakers hit the campaign trail following end of session
• Handcuffed 6-year-old in Georgia renews school policing debate
• Tribune: Portland Plan hearing Wednesday
• Wilsonville to study feasibility of French Prairie bike, pedestrian bridge across Willamette River
• Sustainable Business Oregon: Portland stars in PBS Earth Day documentary
• Business Journal: Portland Plan: Something old, something new
• YouTube: The New "Portland Plan" - Neighborhoods and Cycling
• Latino Family day
• 2 Secret Service agents resign, 1 agent retires amid prostitute scandal
• Drunken driver loses his license for life after Aloha crash
• Nike's HTM collaboration shows off Flyknit's potential
• M.J. Murdock Trust awards $9.3M in grants
• Regional stocks: Wall Street gives up gains
• East Portland streets to get makeovers
• Umpqua Bank again tops analyst expectations
• Adidas launches first RGIII TV ads
• Pacific Continental Bank Q1 profit up 87%
• Crimes via Social Media
• Curious Comedy, Northeast Portland nonprofit, to host auction for education programs
• Renee Myers to head Forest Park Conservancy
• Oregon Youth of the Year
• Fundraising efforts, food drive planned in May for Lift Urban Portland
• NW Pipe gets more time to gain NASDAQ compliance
• Renee Myers named executive director of Forest Park Conservancy
• TransCore freight index delivers mixed news
• Friends of Pier Park event this Saturday
• Portland City Council 4-18-12 AM session
• Sabin Triangle makeover project moves forward in Northeast Portland (update)
• West Hayden Island Economic, Social, Environmental and Energy Analysis
• Isn’t That (P)interesting
• Bring your questions to free events during Money Smart Week
• Op/Ed in Oregonian Offers Insight Into Portland Plan
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• Two arrested in gang-related shooting
• 2012-13 budget approved
• Doctor-free health tests power Any Lab Test Now storefront labs in Portland, elsewhere
• on the spot with...shawna feldt
• Sharp cuts in bank lending could slow Europe's growth, IMF says
• Northwest News: Shocking video shows motorcyclist weaving through British Columbia highway traffic at 187 mph; Mukilteo woman charged with starving girl ruled competent for trial
• Obama urges Congress to act on gas prices
• Hurdles high for Starbucks China expansion
• T-Mobile fined, sued and may get Lumia 900
• Wednesday business roundup: Oregon's jobless rate falls, and so do unemployment benefits; Intel's growth stalls
• Oregon's jobless rate falls -- and so do unemployment benefits
• Rainy morning forecast, Portland, and more come nightfall
• Portland jury rejects insanity claim, finds Ralph Turner guilty of trying to kill 6 police officers
• Portland Muslim claims FBI involvement in his torture, detention overseas
• Forest Service halts road closure plan for Wallowa-Whitman forest, plans for more public input
• Portland judge orders government to turn over information on informant in Mohamud terrorism case
• Regence, GNS join forces on data projects
• More people stricken with E. coli through raw milk from Wilsonville-area farm
• Portland, Bend bird-watchers caught up in maritime mystery: Did their cruise ship ignore distress signal?
• Reports: Shortage of industrial land hurting region’s economy
• CU Women's Golf Signs Four Recruits for 2012-13 Team
• Report cites Portland industrial land supply woes
• UP students, Global ADE founders to host fundraiser dinner, auction on April 28 for education in Cambodia, other developing countries
• Google offer, Groupon, Chinook Book
• Powell family plans Pearl District student housing for Pacific Northwest College of Art
• Gresham-Barlow schools prepare strike plan
• Man strips at Portland airport, misses flight
• Woman severely burned in SE triplex fire
• 70-year-old woman in critical condition after car crashes into Wilson River east of Tillamook
• Oregon's bees holding their own against colony collapse disorder as spring crops await prime bee time
• Naked man arrested at Portland International Airport after disrobing at security checkpoint
• Clackamas County Roundup: Welches fugitive escapes; Wilsonville 'mummy' secrets revealed; county hotbed for Bigfoot sightings
• Occupants rescued from vehicle in Wilson River east of Tillamook
• Sam Walks with Community, Commander in a Safer Neighborhood
• Every Dollar Counts!
• Daniel Duford featured on Artforum’s 500 Words
• SPRINGBOX
• THE STRIP
• Historical archive related to City Code 3.96
• Bowl-O-Rama, guilty verdict and PCC: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Earth Week Food and Gardens Events
• CC2035 Steering Committee Visualizes the Concept Plan
• JACKSON'S #526
• Intel tops expectations despite 13% profit drop
• CC2035 Steering Committee Meeting #5 Minutes - 4/5/12
• Sullivan's Gulch board in Northeast Portland hosting Broadway/Weidler planning session in Northeast Portland
• New in Northeast: Anna Bannanas Cafe opens at 2403 N.E. Alberta St. (video)
• Regional stocks: Market surges on strong earnings
• Proposed Code and Administrative Rule Cleanup
• Angel Oregon to crown winners Wednesday
• Portland Plan: Something old, something new
• Did you get a tax refund? Time to adjust your W-4 withholding
• What a Team!
• AmeriCorps Position - Green Street Stewardship Coordinator
• Portland Plan gets City Council hearing on Wednesday, April 18 at 6 p.m.
• PAC Meeting Notes 3/21/12
• Gallery: Pendleton Woolen Mills, Cornell U. fashion show
• Report: County’s carbon footprint shrinking
• TWENTY SIX CAFE
• South Portland | 4-17-12 | 3404 SW Water Ave | Historic Design Review - NOTICE | LU 12-121978 HDZ
• Boeing tallies tornado damage
• Builders break ground on fewer homes in March, but request more permits
• Searching for clues in Apple's stock drop
• Microsoft to offer two Windows 8 options
• Boeing inks deal with Arab 777, 787 parts supplier
• 6 siblings in state custody in Creswell as parents await trial
• Canby Ferry to close for two weeks
• Arrests, charges in string of burglaries during funerals in Snohomish County
• Let's Prepare Together - An Emergency Planning Workshop, 4/18/12
• PPB crime stats for week 13 of 2012
• NW Natural proposes $39M customer credit
• Northwest News: Woodinville man at center of new $2 million search for Amelia Earhart; Southern Oregon University professor coins new words
• Tuesday business roundup: Apple promises big things in Prineville; Southeast Portland company finds a niche with trade shows
• Oregon wine grape production hits record high
• John Steiner, master craftsman who worked on acclaimed Steiner cabins, dies at 99
• Three people taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash in Southeast Portland
• Clackamas County Roundup: Milwaukie man given unusual sentence; Tasered Milwaukie mother, daughter sent for mental health evaluations
• Portland high school students: Dear teachers, please accept furlough days to keep fellow teachers on the job
• A lick of rain, a smidge of wind, a sky of clouds: Tuesday's forecast in Portland
• Gresham Barlow board approves plan to operate schools during strike
• Only 59 percent of Oregon high school grads try college, putting college degree goals far out of reach
• Oregon's Jeff Merkley raises money early to fight Senate opponents in 2014
• Should Portland schools seek another construction bond this fall? Decision coming in 60 days
• Oregonian, Killingsworth Crime
• Portland Tribune, Killingsworth Crime
• Parents, students and teachers plead for reprieve from Portland's Humboldt, Tubman schools closure
• Hillsboro boy, 16, suffers minor injuries after he was struck by police car
• How happy is Oregon? Governor Kitzhaber joins Portland State University class that aims to find out
• Portland medical researcher who faked experiments sanctioned for scientific misconduct
• After reopening investigation, fire officials determine blaze that destroyed Silverton's Palace Theater was unintentional
• Portland gang members get probation plus some lunch in innovative new program
• Portland judge sentences leader of child sex trafficking ring to prison
• Washington fugitive who talked about escape on Facebook found after tip and arrested
• Another E.coli infection traced to raw milk from Wilsonville-area farm
• Compulsive shopping caused her to embezzle, says former Portland halfway house director
• Teacher at Salem's Sprague High School arrested on sex abuse charges
• Apple promises dozens of Prineville jobs when data center opens, hundreds of construction jobs in the interim
• Beaverton man sues TriMet for $3.3 million after Southwest Portland bus runs over his leg, forcing doctors to amputate it
• Money reads: Tax day prizes, curbing paperwork
• Spring Quarterly Construction Event 04.26.12
• Milwaukie man who killed Portland pastor, father of nine, is given unusual sentence after getting caught driving with revoked license
• Startup: FAB PDX builds business crafting displays for big-name clients
• Portland police arrest suspects, ages 13 and 15, who allegedly used replica BB gun in playground robbery
• Getting Around: Bike Share Coming to Portland
• Your Stuff: Spring Community Cleanups
• Last-minute tax tips: Where to find free help on tax day
• STARK NAKED PIZZA
• NICHOLAS RESTAURANT
• STREETCAR BISTRO & TAPROOM
• Community & Police Relations Committee Meeting
• Cully Main Street and Local Street Plans
• Climate Action Plan 2-Year Progress Report and Climate Adaptation
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• 04/10/2012 PSC minutes
• Montavilla | 4-16-12 | 8435 NE Glisan St | Design Review | LU 12-102240 DZ
• Little Budget, Big Faith
• Concordia University gay student group to hold silent rally this week in Northeast Portland
• Sunwest's Salem HQ hits auction block for $1.3M
• A cloudy day, speed networking and a German festival at Oaks Park: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Iain Tait to leave Wieden+Kennedy
• Sunday Parkways fundraiser aims for $18,000 by Mother's Day opening event in Northeast Portland
• David Douglas High School Hosts Youth Candidate Forum
• Sales of businesses swing higher, but prices dip
• Regional stocks: A mixed opening to the week
• Cavs Trail Coyotes at Midway Point of CCC Championship
• Mayoral candidates prep for three more debates
• Contentious Umpqua meeting unlikely
• Fritz, Nolan spar over services, money
• April 9 - April 15 Residential Permits Issued.pdf
• April 9 - April 15 Residential Permit Intakes.pdf
• Cavaliers One Round away from CCC Championship
• April 9 - April 15 Other Permit Intakes.pdf
• April 9 - April 15 Land Use Intakes.pdf
• April 9 - April 15 Commercial Building Permits Issued.pdf
• Eugene financial adviser accused of fraud
• April 9 - April 15 Commercial Building Permit Intakes.pdf
• Everyday Heroes: Local DJ Tom Farley
• Week of 04/14/2012
• Oregon business boosters head to Japan
• Students speak up about proposed budget cuts
• Oregon No. 18 for average annual pay
• Wyden calls on Japan to accept nuclear clean-up help
• Best Buy store in Vancouver to close
• Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSOs)
• Report: Chinese firms consider Vestas takeover
• Northwest News: Matt Groening (via Bart Simpson) says his Springfield is in any state but yours; man who bankrupted Seattle children's fund faces prison
• Galena Biopharma closes $14.5M stock offering
• Nike's Brazil challenge
• Monday business roundup: Last-minute tax tips; Flash mob hits Nordstrom again
• Newly acquired CTC among Portland's quiet giants
• Defiant Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• Oregon teens playing choking game, and social media may have increased its popularity
• Disorder in the court: TV attorneys for the ages
• Nike NFL jerseys offered for 'pre-sale' on Sunday; but not for pick-up
• Rainy week ahead, Portland, starting today
• Alberta Main Street, Broadway Biz Association, King and Cully neighborhoods host Earth Day events in Northeast Portland
• CU Sweeps CCC Athlete of the Week honors in Golf, Women's Track & Field
• University of Portland to host annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life fundraiser event on April 20-21; has raised over $18,000
• Federal lawsuit seeks hacker’s identity
• Man wanted in shooting jumps off Old Town building
• Sherwood officials name three finalists for city manager
• City wants OLCC rule changed for outdoor liquor licenses
• Should water rates encourage conservation?
• Deputies use Taser to arrest mother, daughter who led them on chase
• Portland Penguins; apartment building at old Powell's site; Friendly House preschool open house: Northwest Portland news
• Langer Finishes Seventh as Women's Golf Concludes Willamette Invitational
• Portland 10-year-old and her bone marrow donor celebrate, encourage others to join donor registry
• Northeast Portland house fire displaces 4 adults
• Portland police plead with gang members to give up 'code of silence' and help solve killings
• 70-year-old Vancouver man dies after motorcycle collides with power pole
• Animal neglect charges dropped in case of snowbound Wallowa County horse ranch
• 3 people injured after vehicle collides with Keizer house
• State corrections officer charged after standoff with police
• Pearl District Livability Committee agenda, 4/16/12
• Pearl District Livability Committee notes, 4/2/12
• With lax oversight, mismanaged Oregon towns veer toward insolvency
• One dead in motorcycle crash near Jewell
• Man critically injured in fight
• Sunday's temps will be the warmest for the week
• No one hurt in Beaverton duplex fire
• Man hurt in Vancouver crash charged with DUI
• Cavs Break Through for 8-3 Win on Senior Day
• Divers find body of Clatskanie father who rescued son from Columbia River
• Baseball Takes Down Puget Sound 13-10
• Women's Golf Wraps up Day One of Willamette Invitational
• Men's Varsity 8+ wins Covered Bridge Regatta
• Softball Ends Season at Home Against Pacific
• Packy the elephant celebrates his 50th birthday at the Oregon Zoo
• Hit-run collision critically injures man in Hazel Dell area
• Families walk together with multiple sclerosis victims during annual Walk MS
• House fire causes extensive damage in Sellwood, requires additional crews
• Wiretaps, informant, raids help bring down suspected oxycodone ring operating in Portland metro area
• Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber waltzes through the first 16 months in office but the hard part is ahead
• Flash mob theft at Lloyd Center is second such incident in Portland in a little over a week
• Police investigate assault on MAX train, arrest two teenagers at Northeast 60th Avenue stop
• Aloha master gardener digs into business with From My Bed to Yours plant exchange
• Police identify dead body found in Southeast Portland
• Milwaukie couple's lives disintegrate into a fatal, violent act of desperation
• Police identify two men involved in assault in North Portland
• Man, woman injured in Sellwood house fire
• Willamette Pass' tough ski season ends Sunday
• Police don’t suspect foul play after body found in front of house
• Police identify victim in Rose City Park shooting in Northeast Portland
• Argument on basketball court led to 36th gang shooting
• Two teens held after man assaulted on MAX train
• UBC Sweeps Cavs in Doubleheader on Saturday
• Oregon 47 closed south of Forest Grove
• Angel Oregon draws heavily on consumer brands for this year's contest
• Cavs Split with C of I in Pitching-Heavy Doubleheader
• Liquor License Renewal ?South of Burnside b
• Rockaway Beach man killed in car crash on U.S. 101
• Police investigate assault leading to victim with traumatic head injuries in North Portland
• Is the Pentagon exempt from audits? PolitiFact Oregon
• Radiation from Japan's damaged reactors posed little risk in Oregon despite Portland 'hotspot'
• Tax procrastinators, this column's for you
• Group of teens hits Lloyd Center Nordstrom in "flash mob theft"
• Titanic sinking sends ripples through Oregon history 100 years later
• Portland Swap Meet, Cirque du Soleil share center stage at Expo Center this weekend
• Driver killed in single-vehicle crash on U.S. 101 near Garibaldi
• Crews find woman, 70, dead after house fire in Central Point
• Banks School Board chooses Bob Huston as new superintendent
• U.S. 101 near Garibaldi reopens to traffic
• Women's Tennis Ends Regular Season With 7-2 Loss
• Track & Field Has Strong Showing at Pacific Luau
• Softball Splits With Pacific in Final Road Game of the Season
• Traffic crash closes southbound U.S. 101 near Garibaldi
• Portland police union filed Unfair Labor Practice complaint today in Frashour case
• Mattress attacks car, illustrating a real problem that begs a solution
• Northwest coal export projects could have 'significant' public health impacts, EPA says
• Hillsboro firefighters battle duplex fire; one transported to local hospital
• Parents of Cayla Wilson sue Clackamas County, saying its probation system's failures led to her injuries
• Clackamas County Roundup: community corrections sued by family of woman in vegetative state; Wilsonville farm linked to E. coli outbreak
• Lane County team arrests Eugene woman after search turns up variety of illegal drugs
• Saturday alert: Packy's birthday, Swap Meet, Cirque du Soleil expected to cause traffic, parking jams
• Lake Oswego actor Luke Askew, featured in HBO's 'Big Love', 'Easy Rider' and others, dead at 80
• Union claims guard drove into McMinnville picketer on purpose
• Raw milk from Wilsonville farm sends three youngsters to hospital with E. coli
• Forest Grove High School wins award for closing achievement gap
• Portland Public Schools, Venerable Group reach tentative deal on Washington High School
• Forest Grove fire says 3-year-old boy hit by rock transported by Life Flight
• Man sentenced to 10 years in prison for attack at West Salem park
• 18th century America meets the 21st at the funeral for Peter and Georgianna Knapp
• Bimla Boyd, witness in triple-murder case, faces health fraud accusations
• Apartment building proposed at former Powell's Technical Books site in the Pearl District
• Family of Gresham woman in vegetative state sues Clackamas County probation officials for failing to keep intoxicated driver off streets
• No one injured after small plane crashes into Columbia River
• Week of April 16, 2012
• Remains found in Salem backyard belonged to a fetus lost in miscarriage
• Police union appeals Frashour decision
• Portland firm gets Chicago bike-sharing contract
• Minutes 3-15-12
• Meeting Agenda 4-19-12
• Suspect vehicle rams police car, gets away after high speed chase in southeast Portland today
• Minority voter league honors Phil Knight, Tom Kelly
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO)
• Regional stocks: Market ends week lower
• Portland bridge-inspired gown tops in design competition
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• One Inning Costs Cavs in 9-4 Loss to UBC
• Five School Records Fall at John Knight Twilight
• Inventory drops, home sales pick up in Portland
• The List: Top 10 commercial printers
• News Release: Water construction to impact SW Naito Parkway over coming weeks
• January-March 2012
• Cavs Sweep EOU Behind Pair of Walk-Off Wins
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• iPads drive 90% of March mobile revenue
• Chief's Calendar 3/26/12 - 4/1/12
• Chief's Calendar 3/19/12 - 3/25/12
• Oregon's gender pay gap persists
• Chief's Calendar 3/12/12 - 3/18/12
• Chief's Calendar 3/5/12 - 3/11/12
• Chief's Calendar 2/27/12 - 3/4/12
• Portland-based Eco Index effort gets White House nod
• Teen arrested in gang stabbing
• As coal exports soar, will Oregon benefit?
• Public meeting Monday to discuss Oregon Health Plan revamp for Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington counties
• BofA launches bulk sales of foreclosed homes
• Google first quarter profits up 61 percent; plans to split stock
• Google gives social network a facelift
• Airlines post record on-time stats
• Wells Fargo beats Street as profit rises 13%
• Police seek four men in armed robbery in Southeast Portland apartment
• Microsoft reshuffles top jobs in China, Europe
• Stalking order shows conflict between Lake Oswego baron and former business partner before home invasion robbery
• Qatar Airways expandng in U.S. with Boeing 787s
• Apple says it broke Amazon's e-book monopoly
• Friday business roundup: Portland home sales up, pricing mixed; NFL Network picks small Portland ad firm
• Did Ted Wheeler and Oregon State Treasury save $37 million in management fees? PolitiFact Oregon
• Oregon 22 reopens after incident with man running into traffic in West Salem
• UP alumnus Robert B. Pamplin, Jr. ?68 MBA receives 2012 Business Achievement Award; Bauccio lecture by Starbucks executive Arthur Rubinfeld
• Shakespeare?s A Midsummer Night?s Dream to be performed April 13-15 and April 19-21 in Mago Hunt Center Theater
• Portland police investigate stabbing of woman on Southeast Division
• Man running into traffic on Oregon 22 hit by car in West Salem, police say
• Clackamas County Roundup: Lake Oswego baron's restrainng order; Milwaukie man dies from injuries after being hit by van
• Bridgeport housing project revived
• Police investigating Friday the 13th robbery
• Suspect crashes into Happy Valley house attempting to elude police
• Officer hurt in head-on crash
• Oregon State research traces oyster larvae die-off to increasing ocean acidity
• Jill Coleman Selected Lewis & Clark Featured Student-Athlete of the Week
• Portland Mayor Sam Adams draws line in the sand, says he will not reinstate Ron Frashour, officer who shot Aaron Campbell
• Home sales rise in March while pricing is mixed
• Northwest News: More people commute from Salem to Portland than the reverse; Oregon snowpack above average in March
• Portland mayor won't honor arbitrator's ruling to reinstate Ronald Frashour as a PPB officer
• Case of Tigard man, grounded by no-fly list, offers glimpse into secretive airport security screening
• Hillsboro ambulance company worker recovering after oxygen tank explosion
• Clackamas County to demolish historic Arrah Wanna Bridge, build new span
• Hearing reveals details in killing of homeless woman in Clackamas
• Beaverton police accuse man of damaging planters in the nude
• Portland Police Bureau budget heading into the red for this fiscal year, so cuts are coming. But where?
• Family appeals for help solving hit-and-run of 63-year-old Portland woman who cared for elderly
• How a utility pole on Portland's Broadway Bridge bike path became a headache for streetcar officials
• Independent Party of Oregon endorses state Rep. Dave Hunt for Clackamas County chairman
• Aloha man sent to state hospital for up to 60 years for Tigard carjacking
• Adams: I will not reinstate Ron Frashour
• Lake Oswego School District Superintendent Bill Korach to extend contract by additional year
• Molalla's new city manager wrestles with years-long financial mess, and the inevitable fallout
• Northbound I-405 emergency repairs could cause a traffic mess through evening commute
• Forest Grove police officer involved in controversial traffic stop received three-shift suspension, documents show
• View Bicycle Maps online
• Statement from Mayor Sam Adams on Next Steps in Ron Frashour Case
• Attorney decision
• Portland Water Bureau: SE Portland street to be realigned to add space for new Emergency Coordination Center (4-12-2012)
• Barbur Community Forum - Printable Flyer
• Portland police officer who lost part of his thigh after dog bite became infected sues hospitals
• EPA's Urban Waters -- April 17 brownbag
• Beaverton police release surveillance photos of suspect in bank robbery
• Titanic anniversary screening; Attack of the Flix; Urban Tellers: Northeast Portland weekend entertainment
• MFA in Visual Studies Chair Arnold J. Kemp Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
• Pizza Week, flash mob robbers and liquor licenses: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Residents of Vancouver's Fruit Valley rally to restore a sense of community in isolated neighborhood
• Affordable homes coming to Southwest Portland
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• Tualatin tech company crafts computer tablet just for kids
• Drug smuggler testifies in Bement murder trial
• Tigard-Tualatin schools face $2 million in cuts
• Portland Local Energy Assurance Plan - Appendix
• Gallery: Meet our 2012 Women of Influence
• Urban Tellers, Acid Mothers Temple and the Portland Cello Project: The Southeast Portland Weekend Entertainment Roundup
• Paulann Petersen named to second term as Oregon's poet laureate
• Tri-County group details coordinated care organization plan
• Spring-like weather ahead, Portland: with a lot of sun and a little rain
• Google posts strong quarter, to issue new stock
• LE PIGEON
• Frashour Arbitration INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
• Portland carbon emissions down 26% since 1990
• Environmental Services 2012 Code and Rules Cleanup Package
• Diamond Foods taps Kettle's sustainability expertise
• Vancouver gets $1M for Waterfront Park
• Crime Stoppers offers reward in fatal hit-and-run case
• Regional stocks: Google earnings boost market
• Survey: Small businesses carry burden of tax loopholes
• Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative approved by City Council
• Public Schools
• Legal settlement powers Jewett-Cameron earnings
• 2012 Summer Youth Crew Application
• Permitted Companies
• Tip leads police to quick arrest
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• Oregon jobless claims jump by 2,079, the highest uptick in the U.S.
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• Northwest District | 4-12-12 | 124 NW 22nd Place | Historic Design Review - NOTICE | LU 12-123215 HDZ
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• Former Oregon retirement plan manager jailed in Idaho on fraud charges
• Portland-area foreclosure filings rise in March
• Dwight Holton leads in fundraising against Ellen Rosenblum in Oregon Attorney General race -- with a little help from East Coast friends
• Thursday business roundup: Foreclosures rise as governor approves homeowner protections; Nautilus introduces new strength-training machine
• Kitzhaber puts John Hancock to 22 measures
• Portland weather: gusty and wet
• Cav Clips - April 12, 2012
• Employee at Oregon State Hospital dies following interaction with patient, but officials say no crime occurred
• Seattle University professor to give lecture about the trinity, set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 12
• Parents say district left academy behind
• Troutdale mayor bucks local officials on state tax reform
• Biotech's broken promise
• What was in the baron's house?
• Holiday Retirement moves HQ to Lake Oswego
• It’s Garrett vs. Maginnis in House District 38 race
• Adams refuses to rehire Fashour
• Casino backers bet on a new vote
• Sources Say • Playing the name game
• Police searching for two suspects who robbed man at gunpoint outside Northeast Portland bar
• Softball Takes Down George Fox 1-0 in Make-up Game
• Clackamas County Roundup: car fire shuts down Interstate 5; fugitive found in Connecticut after flagging down police
• Linda Florence of Ontario picked as new Reynolds superintendent
• Metro West ambulance worker injured in Hillsboro explosion released from hospital
• Beaverton mayoral candidate alleges conflict of interest between incumbent Denny Doyle and youth soccer club
• Gresham-Barlow teachers union votes to strike
• Parkrose teachers vote to strike
• Parkrose teachers vote to strike
• Oregon Appeals Court says lawmakers can be subpoenaed to testify in Capitol protest case
• Money floods into hot Oregon legislative primary races
• Beaverton police seek suspect in robbery at U.S. Bank
• TriMet releases final scaled-back service plan to reduce budget deficit
• Where's my City/County Refund?
• Portland council sends another $300,000 to law firm defending council's discipline of three police officers
• Disability fund for Portland police and firefighters makes significant cost-cutting strides
• 2009: Special Events Rate Study Report and Appendices
• Gresham-Barlow teachers vote to strike
• Gov. John Kitzhaber signs foreclosure mediation bill
• 2012 Performance Audit of City's Liens, Collections, and Forclosure Process
• In the Capitol: Reform bills play key roll in long-awaited Washington state budget deal
• Dangerous TV Highway intersection in Aloha finally getting stoplight
• 2010: ROI Methodology Review: Evaluation of Revenue Bureau Collection Positions
• Portland man accused of child neglect after police say they found drugs in his home and 3 young children
• KOIN: 5.9 earthquake off the Oregon coast (4-11-2012)
• 2009 Audit: Utility and Franchise Revenue: Equitable tax and consistent approach needed to improve collections
• 2006 Follow-Up Audit: Revenue Bureau License and Tax Division: Program makes significant progress since last audit
• 2004 Audit: Bureau of Licenses: Opportunities to Improve Revenue Collection & Strengthen Internal Controls
• Preliminary Warner Pacific College master plan includes construction of a new academic building
• Washington County phone service restored after nearly 1,000 lines affected
• ALERT: Shift of utility pole requires Broadway Bridge sidewalk closures and Interstate Avenue lane closures
• 2012 Navy & White Finalists Announced
• Portland's Franklin High named tops in state at helping diverse students excel
• Private for Hire Transportation Forms
• George Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder in death of Trayvon Martin
• Northwest News: State board upholds Waldo Lake motorboat ban; KKK leader says mailings to Idaho lawmakers not from his group
• Did the Supreme Court misunderstand a major provision of the health care law?
• March 23, 2012 Technical Worksession #4 Meeting Summary
• 02/23/2012 Mtg Agenda
• 02/23/2012 Mtg Notes
• TY 2011 Specifications
• City Council LU Hearings - 4/18/12 to 6/21/12
• Deportation Repair Project Volunteer Recruitment
• Filing Due Dates
• Sustainability at Work
• Providence Portland Medical Center expansion plans draw Northeast Portland residents' concerns
• More rain, car prowls, library readers: Downtown Portland news digest
• Skateboarders band together to create Beaverton's first indoor skate park
• Meat, MacForce and a North Tabor meeting: The Southeast Portland news roundup
• Powin sales fall in 2011
• U.S. sues Apple, publishers over book prices
• Portland backs Loo marketing plan
• Regional stocks: Investors send stocks higher
• TriMet reveals final proposed budget cuts
• Stoel Rives tops 'low car' employer list
• Subjects to debate: Portland candidates take their shots
• 'Polish the Pearl' invites volunteers to clean up Pearl District on Earth Day
• HemCon files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• IPO drought ends, Oregon yawns
• 9-1-1 report changed after city feedback
• Fischer Gray stays
• IT job growth reaches new high
• Activist in Race for Metro Seat
• Rob Ingram Youth Summit Against Violence to be held April 21 in Northeast Portland
• Cascade Job Fair Set
• Grand Jury Clears Portland Police
• East County Help with Solar Options
• High Emotions on Schools
• Rummage sale benefits veterans
• Wednesday business roundup: Nike, Reebok settle Tebow apparel dispute; Erickson Air-Crane holds IPO
• Softball Notes - CU Hosts Pivotal Series against EOU, C of I
• Apple's iPad will remain market leader at least through 2016
• Bug found in Nokia Lumia 900 smartphone
• Wal-Mart, Target take on Amazon.com
• Gates Foundation cuts support for conservative group
• Hillsboro School District will survey voters about potential levy for November
• Boeing makes 737 design decisions
• Erickson Air-Crane finally holds its IPO, the first in Oregon since 2004
• Murder defendant Brian Bement and Tigard naturopath bought heroin from Mexican drug cartel, witness testifies
• Major earthquake off Indonesia prompts tsunami alert
• Three Metro council positions up for grabs in May election
• Oregon climate scientists get their turn on global warming
• Oregon turns heavily to ignition interlocks to prevent drunken driving
• Baseball Notes - Cavs Host UBC For Final Home Conference Series
• 18 Spring-Sport Athletes Earn Academic All-CCC Honors
• Portland weather: afternoon thunderstorms possible
• Bloomberg Businessweek names UP top college in Oregon for ?return on investment? for second consecutive year
• Sen. Ron Wyden pushes bill that would show students costs and benefits of a college degree
• Council approves Portland Loo marketing contract
• TriMet trims service reductions to erase budget gap
• Poll suggests voters might support Metro natural areas levy
• Person walks in front of Amtrak train, dies in Auburn, Wash.
• U.S. Coast Guard rescues second kayaker capsized off Oregon coast
• on the spot with...alison fankhauser
• Portland-based fighter jets scrambled to accompany diverted Korean Airlines jetliner
• Former Portland police officer running for Wheeler County sheriff no longer collecting disability benefits
• Streets in Cornelius and north of Forest Grove closer to improvement
• Rare daisy-like flower fanning controversy over road-closure plan for Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
• Clackamas County Roundup: reward in Oregon City mailbox bomb case; drug charges after man crashes into Rescue Rooter truck
• Bill Sizemore files sweeping federal lawsuit against government officials, teachers unions
• Does Oregon spend more on tax breaks than on public safety, health care and education combined? PolitiFact Oregon
• University of Oregon janitor accused of stealing more than $10,000 of electronics, video games from campus buildings
• Clackamas County opens new primary care clinic, mental health walk-in center in Clackamas
• Washington County irks farming community by rejecting tougher codes for agricultural fills
• Workshop Summary 3/17/12
• Southeast Portland man arrested in connection with McMinnville Ruby Tuesday robbery
• Oregon case against KBR is streamlined
• Tails & Trotters plans retail space in Southeast Portland next to Cheese Bar
• Aloha boy severely burned in barbecue explosion in serious condition
• Firefighters extinguish blaze smoldering inside North Portland grain elevator
• Report praises, faults new 9-1-1 system
• Case closed: Judge orders Reebok to recall Tebow apparel
• Retired Portland police assistant chief now director of downtown Clean & Safe program
• Red Electric Trail Planning Study 2007
• Pendulum Aerial Arts holding annual spring performance, 'Up, Up and Away!'
• A Hometown Choir Concert
• Warner Pacific College hopes to raise millions for a new academic building
• Week of April 2 - 8, 2012
• Three contenders for Oregon Supreme Court will attend public forum Thursday
• Adidas, MLS to host first 'smart soccer match'
• Former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson will get on presidential ballot in Oregon; receives Ralph Nader's backing
• Lawsuit accuses TriMet of negligence in sexual abuse of 14-year-old
• West Linn Mayor John Kovash to run for re-election
• Site Overview 2012
• Report: Best Buy CEO resigned amid personal misconduct investigation
• Portland City Council 4-10-12 Work Session
• New biofuels hub sets up in Northwest Portland
• Regional stocks: Another big Wall Street drop
• Bicycle Traffic Advisory: SE Umatilla bikeway closes tomorrow for construction, detouring traffic
• Loggers Rally in the Ninth while hosting Concordia
• HV CELLARS
• Nike investigating faintings at Cambodian factory
• Social Madness: Converting friends, followers into customers
• YIR PDF ECO
• What should you do when an earthquake occurs?
• Climate Action Plan - Year Two Progress Report (2011)
• 'A Night to Remember' to screen on Titanic anniversary at Northeast Portland's Hollywood Theatre
• This Week's Happenings
• LORENA'S FAMILY MEXICAN RESTAURANT
• Umpqua's Ray Davis: Focus remains Bay Area
• Hosford School 'Hood Tuesday June 5
• Laurelhurst Park Wednesday May 30
• Kidical Mass pdx hosts family bike ride in Northeast Portland April 28
• Laurelhurst Park Tuesday May 29
• Around Burnside Wednesday May 23
• Pilot redirects Portland ops to Seattle manager
• Around Burnside Tuesday May 22
• Hawthorne West Wednesday May 16
• TriMet trips rise in March
• Hawthorne West Tuesday May 15
• Kenton | 4-10-12 | 2034 N Winchell St | Adjustment to modify zoning code development standards | LU 12-117575 AD
• CU Women Victorious at College of Idaho Invite
• CU Women Victorious at College of Idaho Invite
• Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn resigns
• Heinly, Dalton Lead Cavaliers to Win in Wilder
• Opponents of coal exports rally in Salem
• Vancouver delays light rail, bus sales tax vote
• Officers who shot robbery suspect cleared
• Umpqua pays $44.7M for American Perspective Bank
• Tualatin City Council will create policy handbook for expenses, expectations
• Applications open for Tigard-Tualatin School District's Digital Learning Collaborative
• Microsoft planning Wyoming data center
• Tuesday business roundup: Entrepreneur markets to menopausal women; Oregon agriculture enjoys record year
• Is Amazon.com planning a smartphone?
• Umpqua Bank to buy American Perspective Bank in California for $45 million
• Boeing, Brazil's Embraer sign collaboration pact
• Downtown Public Safety ACtion Committee agenda, 4/10/12
• Oregon Health & Science University's Knight Cancer Institute considers proton therapy center
• Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association Public Safety Committee Agenda 4/11/12
• Portland weather: Mercury to approach 70 degrees today but overcast skies will linger
• Hillsboro police and Force Science Institute hold traffic stop study on officer memory, safety
• Aggravated murder trial resumes in 2010 shooting death of Tigard naturopath
• Lake Oswego School Board to consider multiple remedies for expected overcrowding issues
• Multnomah County detectives make 3 arrests, seize more than 7 kilos of heroin and meth during raid in Portland, Beaverton
• Meteorologists take up global warming issue – again
• Detectives arrest three in ‘upper-level’ heroin wholesale operation
• TriMet reports ridership increases
• RACC Seeks Submissions For The Visual Chronicle of Portland
• Council considers water, sewer rate increases
• Plane lands safely at Portland International Airport despite possible tire damage
• Clackamas County Roundup: former Canby school employee sentenced for raping juvenile relative; Molalla man dies in ATV crash
• Portland police officer shot in Southeast gun battle tells jury about being shot, then long recovery
• Forest Grove serial rapist pleads guilty, receives 10-year prison sentence
• Portland man gets a surprise after his briefcase is stolen from his car Saturday
• Northwest News: Stricter breast-feeding law passes in Seattle; Potluck preparation may have started fire at Oregon grange hall
• Portland man accused of shooting 20-year-old man in the back in downtown Portland, court records show
• Global warming "hiatus" in recent years helps spur skepticism
• Portland State University offers retirement incentives as it adjusts to deficit
• Oregon farmers posted record sales of $5.2 billion in 2011
• Grand jury finds no criminal wrongdoing by Portland police in shooting March 26 near Laurelhurst Park
• Portland police air support unit helped officers locate 31-year-old suspect in NW Portland shooting
• Victim of Colton-area ATV crash identified as Tyson Allen Wetten of Molalla
• Warm Springs man gets prison for squeezing his baby son so hard he broke ribs
• Washington County road projects move ahead, but not without questions
• BPS News: Nomination period open for 2012 Build It Green! Home Tour
• Portland Parks summer programs
• BPS News: Nomination period open for 2012 Build It Green! Home Tour
• N/NE Quadrant Project Update
• Transportation Safety on 82nd Infographic
• Gov. John Kitzhaber vetoes grand total of 0 bills from February session
• Oak Grove house fire likely caused by biodiesel-processing equipment, investigators say
• PremierWest Bancorp announces layoffs
• Schnitzer's Cascade Steel Rolling Mills workers strike in McMinnville, enter mediation
• Former Canby school employee gets 11 years in prison for rape and theft
• 7 - ELEVEN #350231A
• ROLL YOUR OWN MARKET #4
• Burst pipe causes damage at Cat Adoption Team
• South Portland | 3-1-12 | 228 NE Broadway | PRE-APPLICATION CONFERENCE | EA 12-123386
• Portland woman accused of murder in stabbing death of 59-year-old man
• West Linn police looking for fourth person in connection to recent car break-ins
• New Employee Information Form
• Northeast Portland neighborhoods schedule Spring cleaning events
• Bagels, Wednesday dinner options, Celtic myths: Downtown Portland news digest
• PremierWest Bank announces layoffs
• SE Umatilla bikeway closes tomorrow for construction, detouring traffic
• Startup: Haralee targets growing market making sleepwear for menopausal women
• Sales of the Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone start strong
• Regional stocks: Market tumbles on jobs report
• Oregon boosts minority, women business contracting
• Wyden pitches 'Carfax-'style reports for higher-ed costs
• Woman charged with murder in domestic violence case
• Venture capital fundraising down 35 percent
• JR Lifeguard & Swim Instructor Training
• ~ Summer Swim Sessions & Events
• Portland presents Bill Naito Community Trees Awards for Arbor Day
• Portland City Council 4-05-12 Work Session
• Alaska Airlines, Banfield Pet Hospital offer pet promotions
• Week of 04/07/2012
• Oregon farm revenue goes off the charts
• PBEM Director's Calendar: April 2012
• City Hall Hosts the 43rd Annual Sapporo, Japan English Oratorical Speech Contest
• PBEM joins Oregon National Guard at communications exercise
• Aquatics Summer 2012 Catalog
• Venture Portland gives grants to 14 groups
• Summer Youth Connect
• Solid Waste, Recycling & Composting, Residential, Customer Responsibility
• Summer Youth Connect
• CU Sprints Out to 39-Stroke Lead at C of I Invite
• Cavs Atop CCC Race, One Stroke Off Lead at C of I Invite
• Former Intel worker pleads guilty to document theft
• Greenbrier sales up 60% in Q2
• Kohler, Limage Named CCC Athletes of the Week
• Burnside Bridgehead project lands anchor tenant
• Monday business roundup: Einstein hopes to retain Kettleman's customers without its brand or most of its bagels; J.C. Penney tries makeover with perky image, lower prices
• The Portland tech that knows where you are
• Gardeners kick off season on year's warmest day so far
• Oregon high school students to face tougher graduation standards
• Union Gospel Mission served 600 meals to homeless on Easter Sunday
• Secrets to a long and happy marriage of 73 years
• Easter graffiti defaces Catholic cathedral in Seattle
• Businesses need to cut the 'handicrap'
• CU Inks McReynolds to 2012-13 Women's Basketball Team
• Cavs Sign Goringe, Stein for 2012 Volleyball Season
• University of Portland announces a $100,000 grant from The Hearst Foundations for undergraduate research
• Starbucks executive Arthur Rubinfeld to give Bauccio Lecture at 4:15 p.m. Thursday, April 12 in Buckley Center Auditorium
• Family of worker badly hurt in Hillsboro explosion 'hoping for the best'
• Feds say Portland counterfeiters cheaply created bogus bills, put $70,000 in circulation
• Accidental landlords: With prices low, some homeowners rent instead of selling
• Aloha boy burned by barbecue explosion expected to survive (update)
• 6-year-old boy burned in barbecue explosion at Aloha home
• Police officer arraigned on sex charges
• Join New Belgium at Portland’s “Filmed By Bike” April 13-18
• Local Teen Named Oregon Youth Of The Year
• City costs in Campbell case could near $2 million
• Warm sunny Monday ahead, but the week could be cooler and damp
• Metro West Ambulance employee injured in explosion is volunteer firefighter from Scappoose (update)
• Car prowl victim chases down 62-year-old for arrest in NE Portland
• Man charged after rooftop arrest in NW Portland shooting
• Rainier man plans to open marijuana collective despite being denied a business license
• Worker hurt in fire, explosion at Metro West Ambulance headquarters
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' journalist, dies at 93
• Woman dies after head-on crash near Cottage Grove
• Cavs Capture 16 Titles at Linfield
• Shooting occurs in Northwest Portland, police searching for suspect
• Oregon Zoo prepares to celebrate half a century with its most beloved elephant, Packy
• J.C. Penney perks up its image and slahes its prices
• Three held in WL car break-ins
• West Linn police arrest three related to a rash of car break-ins
• Oregon churches prepare for rush of worshippers who surface only on Christmas and Easter
• Hundreds of egg hunters flock to Beaverton Christian Church for Easter celebration
• Four injured in crash Saturday morning in Clatsop County
• Washington Senate passes bills seen as crucial to budget deal
• Chris Dudley, 2010 GOP candidate for governor, to leave Oregon for San Diego
• Chris Dudley, ending his political aspirations, says move to San Diego makes sense for his family
• Oregon Department of Justice investigates autism awareness charity
• Portland firm watchdogs online pharmacies for investigators and firms like Google
• Beaverton brings out a tree-loving crowd on its own Arbor Day
• Randall Peter Brindley, a talented artist, set up elaborate outdoor treasure hunts for his daughter - Obituaries today
• Police investigating non-injury shooting in Southeast Portland
• Cavs Suffer Through Ugly Day in Lewiston
• Polk County authorities wait for DNA test results of recovered body and missing Corvallis man
• Oregon marine board staff will recommend keeping Waldo Lake ban on gas-powered boats
• Einstein Bros. Bagels revamps its own brand as it moves into Kettleman Bagel Co. restaurants
• No one injured in Saturday afternoon shooting
• Three teens arrested for gang-related stabbing of 16-year-old boy in Hillsboro
• Request to boost number of people at Burning Man festival draws little opposition
• Cavs Sweep SOU, Move Back into Second in CCC
• Two-car crash blocks part of U.S. 30 near Westport
• Suspect in Bank of America robbery turns himself in to Gresham police
• Stocks are up; time to think about rebalancing
• Silverton-area home destroyed by fire; no injuries reported
• Softball Cannot Take Down Pacific Lutheran
• Men's Tennis Defeats Pacific Lutheran 5-4
• Late Game Rally Falls Short as Baseball Drops Both Games of Double-Header to Whitworth
• Track & Field Competes at Linfield Invitational
• Wal-Mart opens two hiring centers in search of employees for planned Beaverton, West Linn stores
• Oregon's painkiller epidemic leveling off, but far from over
• BPA braces for strong spring runoff, excess power and wind power cuts
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oregon City man sentenced for distributing fliers of ex-girlfriend having sex; Lake Oswego robbery victim reportedly inherited royal collection
• Crews to begin removing about 800 trees to make way for Sellwood Bridge construction
• Don Willner passes away after decades of legal advocacy
• Lake Oswego man injured in home invasion reportedly inherited vast royal collection
• Portland mayoral candidates reveal personal tax information, contrasts
• Lake Oswego police release sketches of suspects in home invasion robbery
• Beaverton police seek to identify suspect in business burglary
• Portland parents raise a record $3 million to hire teachers, support schools
• Oregon City man gets 30 days jail after circulating racy photos of his ex-girlfriend at her Portland workplace
• Forest Grove bolsters small businesses
• Portland man who shot two officers near Brooklyn Park says he wasn't lucid that day
• Former Clackamas County deputy convicted of assaulting inmate in 2010
• Mega Millions aftermath: For lottery winners, anonymity is often the big prize
• TriMet promises new $4.3 million MAX trains will be roomier inside, even if outside looks the same
• Week of April 9, 2012
• Jefferson Smith, Portland mayoral candidate, also releases tax forms
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• Eugene City Hall building to be torn down
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• A Parklane Park fundraiser is set for April 11 at Papa's Pizza Parlor in Gresham
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• Lane-changing in Oregon and Washington intersections: Did our driver's ed teachers steer us wrong?
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• Adams: Moving I-5 on east side would ‘reconnect’ city
• Little Free Library has a big impact
• Teachers to vote on strike against Gresham-Barlow district
• Late LC State Comeback Robs Cavs of Second-Straight Win
• Database: Oregon CEO and executive pay
• Planar cost-cutting to include 15 jobs
• Kaiser: Westside hospital to open in August 2013
• Kitzhaber signs Oregon Growth bill
• TechAmerica to honor Fraiman, Khanna
• Russell Academy hosts Safe Routes to School annual kick-off event tomorrow
• Cavs Lose Two to No. 6 OIT despite Four Home Runs
• Nike buys four buildings near HQ for $44M
• The List: Top 8 health care service providers
• Portland No. 29 in U.S. population
• Sims Second in CCC Heptathlon; Roberts Fourth
• Google unplugs e-book program, drops Powell's
• Springfield man to prison for fake organic labeling
• Portland-area weather: Get ready for warmer temperatures this weekend
• Umbrella Festival; Easter egg hunts; Rabbit Advocates at Oregon Humane Society; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Dick Schouten, challenger Betty Bode outline contrasting views in Washington County commissioner race
• OSU index measures likely economic shocks
• Hiring slows in March, yet U.S. jobless rate falls to 8.2 percent as more people give up job search
• Co-worker: Steve Powell, father-in-law of missing woman, spoke of Utah camping trip
• PNC, Holiday Touch among Top 50 apartment owners
• Friday business roundup: Franchise owner joins 7-Eleven opposition; Green Bay Packers opt for tradition when Nike comes calling
• Sisters plan Pacific trip to honor uncle, a WWII hero
• Northwest News: Seattle startup hack espresso machine to make coffee by text; golf fan braves dog vomit to piece together chewed up Masters tickets
• PNCA student creates mobile houses for homeless, called 'Bootstrap Homes'
• Concordia Camp Registration Goes Online
• Schnitzer Steel's earnings tumble, but sales and dividend jump, sending shares higher
• North Clackamas School Board considers changing middle school schedules
• Portland mayoral candidates air differences on OPB's 'Think Out Loud'
• Clackamas County Roundup: Molalla girl, 14, dies; Beavercreek murderer to receive weekly pass privileges
• One injured in home invasion robbery in Lake Oswego
• Vancouver man arrested for impersonating police officer in Tualatin
• Man held in February shooting outside downtown pub
• Equity grants to give some Portland schools a boost
• Clackamas County approves housing plan without controversial Section 8 consortium idea with Portland
• Crew to Host Regatta at Vancouver Lake
• Baseball Loses to Whitworth 9-1
• Softball Takes One From Puget Sound in Northwest Conference Action
• OLCC director gets support from employees, but his job remains uncertain
• Hillsboro police make arrest in armed Muchas Gracias robbery
• Portland-area opera singer, victim of mysterious shooting, improving but still critical
• Water cutoff contributes to Klamath Basin bird deaths, highlights challenge facing crucial wildlife refuges
• Vegan strip club and its Southeast Portland neighbors are asked by the OLCC to work out their differences
• Trail Blazers watch party; Walk to Work Day; egg-cellent egg creations: Northwest Portland entertainment news
• Portland non-profit Central City Concern fires lawyer -- after finding out he was not a lawyer, after all
• Clatsop County residents to vote on whether to allow circuses that display elephants, other exotic animals
• NFL's Green Bay Packers have respect for uniform tradition, but respect Nike, too
• County sends tobacco packing from public buildings
• Molalla-area girl, 14, found dead at home
• Charlie Hales releases tax forms for Washington and Oregon
• Economic Opportunities Analysis Section 4: Alternative Choices
• Economic Opportunities Analysis Section 2/3: Supply and Demand
• Economic Opportunities Analysis Section 1: Trends, Opportunities and Market Factors
• Buildable Land Inventory Summary
• Appendix A. Development Capacity Analysis GIS Methodology
• Appendix B. Central City Development Capacity Analysis
• Beavercreek man who murdered father receives weekly pass privileges
• Appendix C. Constraint Analysis
• Judge sends Daniel Butts, the accused killer of Chief Ralph Painter, back to the Oregon State Hospital
• Faulty furnace blamed in explosion that destroyed Damascus home
• Memorial service to be held Saturday for Western Oregon University professor killed in crash
• Letter from OLCC workers stands by embattled director, Steve Pharo
• 'Three Cups of Tea' author mismanaged, misspent, says investigation
• Cruickshank named to top OCC post
• McMinnville police arrest brothers suspected of Ruby Tuesday robbery
• Beaverton police arrest man in hit-and-run crash involving a bicyclist
• Portland City Council 4-04-12 AM Session
• Portland City Council 4-04-12 Work Session
• Disruptive Portland man forcibly ejected from Clackamas County commission meeting
• Coast Guard fires on Japanese ghost ship off Alaska coast
• In downtown Portland, trees get a celebration during Arbor Week event in the South Park Blocks
• Tree Inventory Project Application 2013
• Volunteer Opportunities 2012
• Charles Manson appears aged, shaggy in new prison photo
• AES plans to bring big batteries to Oregon's grid
• Kohler Tosses Complete Game as Cavs Drop No. 12-Ranked LC State
• Report: Nike inks sponsorship deal for Rio Olympics
• Space Weather: What Emergency Managers Need to Know
• Regional stocks: Wall Street decline slows
• Notice of Public Hearing
• Holiday Retirement moves HQ, 200 jobs to Lake Oswego
• Proposed Administrative Rule
• HOLLYWOOD MARKET
• Covering Portland candidates is a real tweet
• Planar shares sink on reduced revenue forecast
• Restorative Action Project
• Portland Police Bureau - Handout
• Portland Police Bureau - Program Summary Template
• Portland Police Bureau - Baseline Template
• Portland Fire & Rescue - Handout
• Proposal calls for two schools to close
• Galena announces $11M fund raise
• Western Capital Bank to buy Northwest Bank
• Schnitzer Steel Q2 sales up 23 percent
• Cav Clips - April 5, 2012
• Roberts and Sims 3-4 in CCC Heptathlon after First Day
• Northeast Portland's Broadway Business Association hosts Styrofoam recycling and document shredding event
• 'Hateful Christians' vs 'kind atheists'; skiing in bikinis; Columbia Biogas; other Northeast Portland news: Thursday Roundup
• Thursday business roundup: Portland-area home prices fall 3 percent; Erickson Air-Crane cuts IPO expectations
• Beaverton's Progress Lake brings trout fishing to banks of Progress Ridge TownSquare
• Madison High students in Northeast Portland raise organ donation awareness among minorities with benefit concert
• Travel industry worried about GSA-scandal fallout
• Obama signs law banning insider trading by Congress
• HP Labs chief Bannerjee leaving company
• Boeing's first S.C.-made 787 due April 27
• Softball Notes - CU Heads South to Face No. 6 OIT, SOU
• Portland weather: Messy and wet weather in store for today but sunshine is on the way
• Cheap, easy-to-get heroin leads to spike in Oregon overdose deaths
• Baseball Notes - Cavs Face Stiff Road Test against No. 12 Lewis-Clark State
• Police investigate death of man found in stormwater at Reedsport
• Candidates challenged by library levy, district
• New Columbia takes small steps toward new life
• Judge sends murder suspect Butts back to mental hospital
• Oregon Youth of the Year Competition
• School days may be hit by new cuts
• In Character with Andy Furgeson
• Sources Say • Highway 520's moola bridge
• 'Questionable' spending list grows
• About 1,350 PGE customers without power after car hits pole in Southeast Portland
• Authorities arrest two robbery suspects after search shuts Hillsboro neighborhood
• At a tiny church in Southeast Portland, environmentalism is a matter of faith
• SAAC to Offer FREE Coffee & Donuts on April 6
• Juli Fulks Speaks at WBCA Convention in Denver
• Clackamas County Roundup: Molalla teacher accused of sexually abusing student; Zupan's Market to open in Lake Oswego
• Eileen Brady releases tax forms, revealing $7 million joint income in 2009
• Portland went too far in requiring high school teachers to work harder, must pay them $1.5 million, limit their student loads
• Portland Public Schools unfairly overloaded high school teachers, now scrambling to figure out how to offer enough classes with lighter teacher loads
• 37-year-old man accused of trying to run down Marion County deputies arrested on attempted murder charges
• Portland-area competitors try working together to cut costs for Oregon Health Plan
• Advocates for Oregon women agree on the cause but not with each other
• Portland police: Evidence shows vehicle involved in fatal hit-and-run has black paint, not dark green
• Molalla High School teacher accused of sexually abusing student
• Washington Federal to buy Oregon's South Valley Bank & Trust
• Oregon's last-resort insurance program cuts costs on kidney patients with new dialysis contracts
• Skyline School briefly locked down as Multnomah County sheriff's deputies take man into custody
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• PAC Meeting Agenda 4/9/12
• Willamette Park Site Study 1986
• Willamette Park Assessment & Recommendations 2010
• Authorities describe crime scene in 2010 killing of Tigard naturopath at murder trial
• OLCC board reverses course, won't discuss firing executive director
• New Cambodian restaurant, Mekong Bistro, open off Northeast 82nd Avenue
• Springfield man who sold conventional feed corn as certified organic gets prison term
• South Valley Bank sold to Washington Federal
• Northwest News: Boy in Washington school shooting -- 'I'm sorry I hurt you'; and possible name change riles some Soap Lake residents
• Police dog, alert officer help nab burglary suspects in Gresham
• Oregon soldiers charge KBR with concealing critical document in sodium dichromate case
• 2012 JAG Public Review Document
• Craig Pridemore, a Vancouver stalwart in the Legislature, eyes a new political life
• Streetcar's value, Heathman's suites, a Titanic concert: downtown Portland news digest
• Portland City Council 4-03-12 Work Session
• Healthy Home: Going Native in the Garden
• Forest Grove man accused of drunken driving with children in car
• 'Portlandia' lands a Peabody
• Laying the groundwork for forest recovery
• Portland Loo marketing vote delayed
• Judge again rules for Nike in Reebok/Tebow case
• Crash cleared on southbound Oregon 99W in Tigard
• Grab your walking shoes: It's National Walk to Work Day
• Regional stocks: Major indices tumble
• Zupan's Market opens April 18 in Lake Oswego
• Tattoos and Jell-O shots; discounts on salon services; Ben & Jerry's tasting party: Northwest Portland First Thursday news
• Alberto Salazar's heart attack, the Laurelhurst Dancers and the Wikman Building: The Southeast Portland roundup
• Arbitrator decides in high school schedule grievance
• Portland Farmers Market adds Kenton site
• Cascade Collegiate Conference Hits "Refresh" on its Website
• Budget Axe Points to Humboldt, Tubman
• Reeher Named NAIA Track Athlete of the Week
• Council postpones Portland Loo contract vote
• Killer Cop Wins Back Job
• April edition posted online
• Playwright Unveils ‘Sweet Mama Jones’
• Urban League Appoints Watts
• CU Bats Pound NCU in First Game, Disappear in Second
• Oregon economy inched higher in February
• Home prices show signs of stabilizing
• Molalla teacher arrested on sex-abuse charges in OC
• Oregon liquor commission director faces ouster
• Washington jobless benefits decline
• Oregon No. 3 for geothermal energy development
• Portland restarts ecoroof incentives
• Most workers expect a raise after four year drought
• Among 32 NFL teams, only Seattle Seahawks received full uniform overhaul
• Police identify hit and run victim
• Report: Amazon may launch four tablets in 2012
• Beaverton School Board learns how parents would cut $40 million from the budget
• Microsoft donates Xboxes to senior centers
• Wednesday business roundup: Jantzen Beach plans $50 million makeover (the carousel gets restored, too); Oregon geothermal energy is 'underachieving'
• Portland considers urban renewal, Loo marketing
• Do Portland's streetcars beat out buses in capacity, ridership and cost?
• Mapping Oregon's healthiest and least healthy counties
• Students needing special education in Oregon on the rise
• Pearl District swimwear store named 'Official Swimwear of Mt. Hood Meadows'
• Portland weather: soggy day ahead but weekend looks sunny
• Performance - Black Pearl Sings!
• Lake Oswego approves new park rules banning lake entry from city-owned property
• Alumnus Scott Reis '98 and his AP calculus class featured in The Oregonian
• UP alumnus Sean Burke ?94 named Oregon?s top assistant principal; one of three finalists in national recognition
• 83-year-old woman killed in two-vehicle crash involving U-Haul on Oregon 126W near Blue River
• ‘Portlandia’ honored with Peabody Award
• Barbershop contest draws 1,200
• Second pot bust in 4 years at Heights home
• Mitt Romney wins Wisconsin, Maryland, District of Columbia Republican primaries
• 'Suspicious object' shuts down Oregon 126W near Florence
• Immigration authorities say 25 arrested in Oregon during six-day, nationwide sweep
• on the spot with...olivier groot
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oregon City man's contaminated water lies; Wilsonville Mayor Tim Knapp's possible pay cut
• 92-year-old woman accidentally sparks fire in Albany senior living facility
• Electronic devices behind much of increase in thefts, other crimes aboard TriMet's buses and trains
• Trial opens in murder case against man accused of killing Tigard naturopath
• Oregon's geothermal industry: "promising potential, but underachieving"
• New generation of Nike-designed NFL uniforms evolutionary more than revolutionary
• Klamath Falls ROTC instructor accused of sexually abusing female student
• Clackamas County, West Linn oppose Lake Oswego plan for Stafford-area property
• Central Oregon real estate man punished for cheating Social Security of disability pay
• Northwest News: Willamette Valley farmers worry about wet spring; 1933 Cascades fire lookout may close
• Portland metro area hospital ratings come from patients for a more useful look
• Major Jantzen Beach renovations include restoring the carousel
• Trailblazing oceanographer from Oregon witnesses James Cameron's plunge to deepest spot on Earth
• Portland police identify woman killed in hit-and-run on West Burnside Street
• Jackson County grand jury includes murder charge in indictment of man accused of killing roommate
• Gayle White leaving Schoolhouse Supplies
• 9-year-old Vancouver girl seriously injured in I-5 crash dies at Portland hospital
• Oregon City man lied to consumer hotline about contaminated water his mom drank
• Reebok claims it had OK to make Tebow jerseys
• Former Forest Grove volunteer firefighter hospitalized after explosion on farm
• Teens from Northeast Portland church assemble hygiene kits for Union Gospel Mission brunch
• Trayvon Martin vigil set Friday at Vancouver church
• Grow Portland Revs Up for Spring
• April is Earthquake Preparedness Month
• CC2035 Steering Committee Meeting #5 Packet - 4/5/12
• West Portland Crossroads Report by Patty Lee
• Wood Village Payday Lender Application
• Downtown Portland church inspired by North Portland college students rescues Northeast Portland tradition (update)
• Oregon City Payday Lender Application
• Troutdale Payday Lender Application
• Gresham Payday Lender Application
• Portland Payday Lender Renewal Application
• Borrow Complaint Form
• U.S. stocks fall after dimmer outlook from Fed
• New Paystations - Fact Sheet
• Native American Youth & Family Center in Northeast Portland honored with national award
• Assurant adds 125 jobs in Albany
• Northwest Evaluation Association makes another acquisition
• Regional stocks: Dow retreats on Fed news
• TERIYAKI TOWN
• Daniel Butts' attorneys claim jail mistreatment
• Swinging a hammer for spring break
• Marketing firms being asked to cut costs
• Benton Oregon's healthiest county, Multnomah No. 14
• Gallery: Wheel of Fortune's Portland spin
• CNN: Tornadoes tear through north-central Texas (4-3-2012)
• KGW: Heavy rain causing erosion damage, high water (4-3-2012)
• Southeast Sunday Parkways
• No. 16 Linfield Tops Cavs 3-2 in 11 Innings
• BLACK CAT CAFE
• Big Bottom Whiskey wins Gold
• Gallery: Nike-designed NFL uniforms
• Laying the groundwork for forest recovery
• Foxconn recruiter fuels June iPhone rumors
• Jive's Rizzo joins PixyKids board
• Microsoft complaint sparks EU Motorola probe
• Tuesday business roundup: Nike set to unveil NFL uniforms; Clackamas County buys Blue Heron site in West Linn
• Starbucks' teams with Google, Banana Republic
• Where to hunt Easter eggs this weekend in Northeast Portland
• Occupy Portland takes aim at Hanford nuclear plant with April 15 rally in Richland, Wash.
• Could Oregon Legislature have done more to combat double-digit unemployment in Deschutes County? PolitiFact Oregon
• NFL prepares to introduce Nike-designed uniforms this morning
• Portland weather: rain on the way today
• Entries Finalized for CCC Multi-Event Championships
• UP alumnus Fedele Bauccio, CEO and co-founder of Bon App?tit Management Company, receives lifetime achievement award
• Fire destroys restaurant, bar at resort on McKenzie River
• More than 100 teaching jobs would disappear from Portland schools under budget-cutting plan
• The Psychology Of Confident Networking
• Freshman Olivier Groot Earns First Northwest Conference Men's Tennis Player of the Week Honor
• Man convicted in 1992 Oak Hills murder could be released this year
• Startup: Four recent law school grads partner to launch Portland's McClendon Owens Melia McBreen, LLP
• 26-year-old man arrested after trying to run from authorities in Josephine County
• Clackamas County Roundup: Damascus mobile home explodes; county to own Blue Heron property
• Teachers at Troutdale charter school win cash bonuses for student gains
• First peek at Superintendent Carole Smith's proposed budget for Portland Public Schools
• TriMet analysis shows light rail coding error only affected Clackamas County Commissioner Jim Bernard's property
• Anti-trust case against Clackamas-based Pacific Seafood Group settled
• Portland police looking for vehicle, two women possibly involved in fatal hit-and-run
• Portland protesters condemn ruling that would reinstate Officer Ron Frashour, who killed Aaron Campbell
• Man's decomposing body found in van parked on Vancouver road
• Eastern Oregon counties get money for wolf damage to livestock
• Clark County authorities identify 67-year-old pedestrian fatally struck near Orchards
• West Linn says Wal-Mart planning May 30 grand opening for grocery store
• Hillsboro police dog, Bosco, retires after 7 years of searching for suspected criminals
• Marion County DA backs Gary Haugen's argument to override Kitzhaber on execution
• Protester pepper-sprayed in Occupy Portland demonstration back in court
• Sam talks to the Press about Ron Frashour's Arbitration Ruling
• Cause of mobile home explosion near Damascus still unclear
• A Southeast Portland roundup, with news on a strip club, the bomb squad and tasty restaurant tips
• Jantzen Beach slated for $50M makeover
• Arterial Traffic Calming Program Report
• Social Madness: social media-savvy CEO's more trustworthy
• Man robs Lake Oswego bank, then escapes
• Impact of Traffic Calming Devices on Emergency Vehicles Report
• April 2012 CRC Monthly Meeting Agenda
• File or Pay Online Unavailable 9-9:30 PM 4/2/2012
• Battle Ground police arrest two suspects in connection with armed robberies
• File or Pay Online Unavailable 9-9:30pm 4/2/2012
• European insect heading south may help fight spread of Scotch broom in Oregon
• Prosperity districts struggle to meet Portland Development Commission financial goals
• Prescott Apartments to break ground with new 115 unit building along North Portland's Interstate Avenue
• Ardenwald-Johnson Creek | 4-3-12 | 8300 SE McLoughlin Blvd | Environmental - NOTICE | LU 11-193753 EN
• Concordia | 4-3-12 | 5736 NE 33rd Avenue | Historic Design Reviev - NOTICE | LU 12-120851 HDZ
• Portland Downtown | 04-03-12 | 523-529 SW 3rd Avenue | Historic Desing Review - NOTICE | LU 12-121865 HDZ
• Southeast Portland's Warner Pacific College will unveil expansion plan to neighbors next week
• Three N. Portland schools targeted in budget process
• McMinnville police searching for suspects who robbed Ruby Tuesday at gunpoint
• Alameda | 4-2-12 | 2517 NE Hamblet St | Adjustment Review | LU 12-108149 AD
• Mt Tabor | 4-2-12 | 1314 SE 55th Ave | Historic Design Review | LU 12-114868 HDZ
• Centennial | 4-2-12 | 2925 SE 170th Ave | Land Division Partition | LU 11-137176 LDP
• Pearl District | 4-2-12 | NW 9th & Marshall St | Design Master Plan Amendment Adjustment - RFR | LU 12-111904 DZ MS AD
• Northwest District | 4-2-12 | NW 19th & Johnson St | Historic Design Modification - HEARING | LU 12-106944 HDZM
• Car burglars hit West Linn neighborhood a second time
• Nike, NFL get ready to show off their new duds
• Database: Troubled assets at Oregon banks
• Obama 'confident' Supreme Court will uphold health care reform
• U.S. now has highest corporate tax rate in developed world
• Pacific Seafood settles $520M lawsuit, no damages awarded
• Regional stocks: U.S. stocks trade higher
• Cover, Introduction
• Making Equity Real
• Thriving Educated Youth
• Economic Prosperity and Affordability
• Healthy Connected City
• Implementation
• Measures of Success
• Portland Plan Process
• Appendices
• NASDAQ: Erickson IPO expected Wednesday
• Small business employment dips in Oregon
• City's Safe Routes to School Spring campaign kicks off this Saturday in outer Northeast Portland
• Adams says city plans to challenge Frashour reintstatement
• Superintendent proposes budget for 2012-13 school year
• Stuff & Nonsense: April Fools Edition
• Six Cavaliers Named CCC Athletes of the Week
• Softball Doubleheader against NCU Moved to 12 p.m. at Hood View Park
• University of Portland to host iUrban Teen Tech Summit event on Saturday, April 7
• Mechanical engineering students? energy audit of Swindells Hall showcases UP?s dedication to being a green and efficient campus
• Cinco De Mayo Fiesta 2012
• Leonard hopes to sell Portland Loos
• Bob’s Red Mill turns bridge blue for Autism Day
• Softball Drops Both Makeup Games to Whitworth
• Colton volunteer firefighter drowns while fishing in Harriet Lake
• Minor crashes close lanes of I-5 near Albany
• Denial of federal help devastating for some January flood victims
• Coos Bay man breaks world record for marathon wins
• Final Report issued for East Portland in Motion
• EPIM Executive Summary
• East Portland in Motion Final Report
• High winds on the coast expected through Monday, gusts up to 70 mph along beaches
• Man in critical condition after gang shooting in Northeast Portland
• Five injured in multi-vehicle crash on icy Highway 97 near La Pine
• Snodgrass Throws Shutout, Cavs Split Series with College of Idaho
• Police investigating pedestrian death on West Burnside Street as possible hit-and-run
• Stress takes toll on Oregon prison workers; twin projects to plug research gap on their health
• Clackamas County crews searching for missing person in Lake Harriet
• A Bold Step Backward
• Man hospitalized in gang-related shooting
• Woman killed in hit-and-run on Burnside
• Men's Golf Concludes NWC Spring Classic in 9th Place
• Baseball Drops Final Two Games to Whitman
• Men's Tennis Defeats Linfield 6-3
• Langer & Fankhauser Conclude NWC Spring Classic
• Debris from landslide closes one lane of West Burnside in West Hills area
• Alert: One lane of W Burnside is closed due to landslide; expected to reopen Sunday
• Volunteers scour Oregon beaches and shores in SOLVE litter clean-up
• High water closes Oregon 42S in southwest Oregon
• Confluence Environmental Center AmeriCorps volunteers spend Cesar Chavez's birthday helping La Esperanza farm
• Fatal crash between pickup, bicyclist on Oregon 99W kills Western Oregon University professor
• Nike to debut jerseys and uniforms for upcoming NFL season
• Tide, other household supplies are hot commodities for fencing operations throughout metro Portland
• Five years later, notorious gunfight on northeast Oregon ranch still a tragic family puzzle
• Gresham man arrested on outstanding warrants dating back to 2003
• Fire causes extensive damage to Newberg home, but no injuries
• Skipper from Lady Cecelia remembered as one of Oregon coast's finest
• Washington Supreme Court will take up challenge to privatizing liquor sales
• New Oregon contractors rule requires training many say they don't need
• Portland breaks 1957 record for rain falling in March
• Oregon National Guard gives two soldiers top awards after three-day competition
• Portland police ask the public to help find a suspect in the fatal shooting of Ramon Taylor
• In Washington state, Santorum and Paul camps try to deny Romney delegates
• Fatal crash closes Oregon 99W north of Monmouth
• CU Relay Breaks 32-Year Track Record at Willamette Invite
• Ludtke Leads Cavs to Doubleheader Split against No. 22 College of Idaho
• Warrenton police arrest suspect in connection with snack shack robbery
• Did the state's middle managers really avoid pay cuts and layoffs?
• CU Women Sign Kirschenman to 2012-13 Team
• Police seek 11-year-old girl missing from Southeast Portland home
• Running with the pack
• Street extension squeezes Biggi site
• Park district project brings new trout to Progress Lake
• Photographic memory
• It's official: March all wet
• Body of 26-year-old man found in Salem drainage ditch
• Wrong-way driver cited after crash along Interstate 84 near The Dalles
• 58-year-old woman killed in head-on crash on Oregon 58 near Willamette Pass
• Song, prayers offered for Brian Tierney at Northeast Portland church
• WEATHER UPDATE: Rain Postpones Softball at Whitworth Until Sunday
• Baseball Defeats Whitman 4-3 in Game One Before Rain Postpones Game Two
• Men's Tennis Slips to Puget Sound 5-4
• Men's Golf in 9th After First Round at NWC Spring Classic
• Women's Golf Finishes Day One of the NWC Spring Classic
• Track & Field Concludes Willamette Invitational
• Clackamas County Roundup: Clackamas River Water employee files complaint against commissioners; Lake Oswego considers more restrictions on lake access
• Top Workplaces nomination deadline extended to April 27
• Arbitrator orders Portland to reinstate Officer Ron Frashour, who shot Aaron Campbell, but says decision was a 'close call'
• Oregon Court of Appeals says consumers with unpaid credit-card debt aren't off the hook unless six years have passed and no lawsuits are filed
• Amanda Fritz and Mary Nolan, candidates for Portland City Council, debate
• TriMet says coding error incorrectly showed Portland-Milwaukie light rail impacts on Clackamas County Commissioner Jim Bernard's property
• Northwest News: 2 believed dead in Bellingham marina fire; Susan Powell's blood found at Utah family home
• Cirque du Soleil's 'Ovo' sets up camp in North Portland
• From Estonia to the Philippines to Lake Ontario, Corvallis sixth-grader nails world geography, wins state bee
• The Pedestrian Guide to Portland
• Flooding closes and causes delays on several western Washington County roads
• Arbitrator orders Portland reinstate Ronald Frashour as an officer, with lost wages
• Western Oregon rivers on flood watch as rains continue
• Missing video in Beaverton police case leads to mistrial for woman accused of thefts
• Marion County detectives arrest 55-year-old man on sex abuse charges, seek other possible victims
• Statement from Mayor Sam Adams and Police Chief Mike Reese Regarding Frashour Arbitrator Ruling
• Columbia Biogas Puts Portland One Step Closer to Energy Self-Sufficiency
• Youth Action Grants Celebrated at City Hall on Friday; 11 Winners Include Programs About Bullying, Slavic Community Building, Farming, and Racial Stereotypes
• No injuries reported after 60-foot tree falls on two vehicles on Interstate 84 near Bridal Veil
• Americans spend $1.46 billion on tickets for Mega Millions jackpot
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• Arbitrator: Reinstate Ron Frashour
• Statement from Mayor Sam Adams and Police Chief Mike Reese Regarding Frashour Arbitrator Ruling
• Local bagel makers are filling the Portland area's bagel vacuum
• Stocks rise, extending best start since 1998
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• Interest builds for EB-5 immigrant finance program
• Prayer vigil tonight for Brian Tierney at NE Portland church where he sang
• Sen. Merkley launches manufacturing tour
• 1,000-acre Oregon farm passes from father to daughter, continuing the legacy
• Regional stocks: U.S. stocks close higher
• Metro on Glendoveer investment: ‘not much, not proud, but we’ll do better, we promise’
• Apple wins Business Journals' top American Brand Excellence Award for second straight year
• Micetro & Standup Fridays
• Portland police say device found in SE Portland not a real bomb
• SBA loans costing taxpayers more money
• Paul Allen giving Wikipedia data project $867,000
• Oregon State Police investigating fatal accident near Willamette Pass
• Bomb squad investigating suspicious device in Southeast Portland
• Argay loses infill fight
• Columbia Biogas to seek private financing
• Cavs Skip to No. 13 in Latest NAIA Golf Poll
• Oregon No. 47 in financial services job losses
• CU Men Move Closer to Top 25 in Newest Golf Poll
• Willamette clean-up could reach $1.8 billion
• Weekend Doubleheader at Corban Cancelled Due to Weather
• 'Wheel of Fortune' taping tickets gobbled up in Northeast Portland
• Stormy weather causes a problem in downtown Portland
• Expanding Boeing's Northwest supply chain
• Falling tree crashes onto car parked in downtown Portland
• Google may sell tablets direct with online stores
• Starbucks lowers goals for reusable cups
• Apple manufacturer's pledge to limit work hours could ripple to other Chinese factories
• Friday business roundup: Federal judge blocks Reebok Tebow gear; Portland mayor pushes energy plant support
• VC: Agilyx IPO could come this year
• Eurozone countries boost bailout fund by $670 billion
• Vestas names new chairman
• The List: Top 10 credit unions
• Northwest News: Arrest for man who flew to Alaska with bags of meth hidden in frozen chicken; Ferndale police chief explains why some officers become jaded
• Cheryl Strayed & Live Wire!; pit bull perceptions; burlesque review; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Portland Harbor property owners make biggest pitch yet for lower-cost Superfund cleanup
• Heavy rain among causes for I-5 crash that injured two children in Vancouver
• Into the Wild With a Dog at Your Side
• Bomb squad says suspicious device was a hoax
• Arbitrator orders Officer Ron Frashour reinstated
• Clackamas County Roundup: cancelled Easter egg hunt victim of budget cuts; Commissioner Jim Bernard faces ethics complaint over light rail
• Portland-area man shot multiple times in his car is opera singer, choir director; police asking for public's help
• Softball Concludes Spring Break With a Win Over Chapman
• Landslide blocks stretch of U.S. 101 in southern Oregon
• Rain and showers ahead for the weekend, Portland
• State Supreme Court overturns death sentence against Robert Langley for fourth time
• Traffic stop results in non-injury crash, two arrests on Interstate 5 south of Salem
• Portland police captain who put up memorial plaques to Nazi soldiers now providing bureau leadership training
• Portland would backstop green-energy plant with sewer funds and parking revenue
• Ethics complaint accuses Clackamas County Commissioner Jim Bernard of conflict of interest on Portland-Milwaukie light rail
• Wetter-than-normal March shows no signs of stopping as rain drenches northwest Oregon
• Portland police veteran accused of online sexual corruption of a minor
• MERS foreclosure issue headed to Oregon Supreme Court
• Oregon coast should expect Japan tsunami debris sooner rather than later
• Hillsboro police host 'Innovations Academy' for city and business leaders
• Autopsy shows Eagle Creek man died of gunshot wound to the head
• Portland By Cycle citywide bike map
• Washington County authorities say they've found remains of stolen bronze deer statue
• Detective mom inspires daughter to become Washington County sheriff's investigator
• Downtown
• Portland teen ate dinner with his parents, then killed his father, authorities say
• Oregonian: Mayor Sam Adams' last budget -- what are the priorities? Portland City Hall roundup
• DJC: Planners try rezoning Cully to spur commercial development
• Police seek public's help in identifying armed robbery suspect who hit Fairley's Pharmacy twice in January
• Cascade Policy Institute: The Portland Plan - More Portlandia Than Policy
• Tribune: Sources Say: Portland Plan losing ground?
• Tribune: Port plan for island gets tepid response
• Portland teenager appears in court on accusations of stabbing, shooting father and injuring mother
• Flooded U.S. 101 restricted to trucks, high-profile traffic south of Seaside
• Pedestrian Design Guide
• OnPoint to open three new branches
• 2008 Pedestrian and Bicycle Count Results
• Gresham police officer thought man was trying to run him over when he shot twice
• Argay fights infill
• Week of March 26 - April 1, 2012
• Gallery: Top Oregon health insurer salaries
• Nike's Flyknit has sustainable story to tell
• Flood watch in effect through Saturday afternoon
• Doctor and mother sentenced in Tacoma to drug distribution and fraud
• Portland police make arrest in 2010 gang-related shooting
• Oregon's Physicians for Social Responsibility honor Charles Grossman at annual event
• Shilo Inns, Mark Hemstreet sued over late loan payments
• BBSI closes $59.7M deal with activist investor
• Regional stocks: A sluggish day on Wall Street
• Pancakes and art; The Crafty Underdog; Pacifica Warehouse sale: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Blount expands board, adds two new members
• New Superfund Study Submitted to EPA
• Social Madness: Two steps to revving a social media strategy
• Downtown Portland parking garage fire contained
• Allen: No Blazers offers 'entertained'
• Sellwood-Moreland | 3-29-12 | 820 SE Linn St | Adjustment | LU 12-110817 AD
• Arbor Lodge | 3-29-12 | 1422 N Lombard St | | LU 12-103190 DZM
• California company withdraws from Blue Heron properties
• Powellhurst-Gilbert | 3-29-12 | 2636 SE 107th Ave | Land Division Partition | LU 11-101833 LDP
• Thousand Gardens Initiative expands community garden spaces to improve health outcomes
• Goose Hollow | 3-29-12 | 1046 SW King Ave | Historic Design Review | LU 12-111229 HDZ
• Hazelwood | 3-29-12 | 9999 NE Glisan St | - RFR | LU 12-115245 DZ
• Hazelwood | 3-29-12 | 9999 NE Glisan St | - RFR | LU 12-116420 MS
• Sellwood-Moreland | 3-29-12 | Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge: west of SE Sellwood Boulevard between SE 7th Ave & SE Knapp St, North of Reedway St | Greenway Review | LU 12-115539 GW
• Buckman | 3-29-12 | 420-438 SE Grand Ave | Historic Design Review - NOTICE | LU 12-119197 HDZ
• Officer fires shot, suspect in custody
• Hendrickson Selected as CCC Champions of Character Nominee
• Cav Clips - March 29, 2012
• Portland police officer held on sexual corruption charge
• The Ensemble Presents: Carmina Mei Cordis: Songs Of My Heart
• Soul chats brew at coffee shop
• Sources Say • Portland Plan losing ground?
• Port plan for island gets tepid response
• NW parking plan delay lets new ideas circle the block
• Bridging the divide for kids, families
• Leadership LO helps promote CPR training within the city
• Real mayor’s race might not start until after May primary
• Citizens want PPS to protect teachers’ jobs, preserve class sizes
• Police seek witnesses to shooting on I-205
• Baseball Earns 10-1 Victory Over Oberlin in Game One
• L&C Alumnus Inducted in Oregon Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame
• Officials credit fast-acting gas station attendant for spotting North Portland apartment fire
• Teenage son suspected in fatal stabbing of father, injuring mother at Northeast Portland mobile home park
• Oregon Sustainability Center's funding and leadership fluctuates, putting project in doubt
• N Williams SAC meeting no 16 agenda
• Portland City Council agrees to limit parking for commuters
• Testing indicates elevated radon levels at Mahonia Hall, Oregon's governor's mansion
• After listening to skeptics, Oregon meteorological society will hear from scientists who say manmade emissions drive global warming
• April 4, 2012
• Portland doughnut shop clerk runs down robber, takes pistol, but police warn against such risks
• Banks edging closer to new school superintendent
• Portland man ordered to pay back profits from fraudulent investment schemes
• Daimler Trucks North America announces more Portland jobs
• Artyom Pavlenko pleads guilty in hit-and-run death of recent Clackamas High grad last summer
• Petition to require voter approval on light rail projects lands in Tigard
• In North Portland, another Trayvon Martin march is scheduled for Saturday
• Age Friendly Mayor Candidate Forum - April 7
• Health care law: Supreme Court appears split by ideology
• BikePortland.org: The next frontier for cargo bikes - Disaster response (3-28-2012)
• FPDR Board Meeting
• Former Gov. Kulongoski takes post at PSU
• Vancouver man pleads not guilty to sending threatening letters to congressional members
• HOTBREAD WINES
• LEVANT
• Powell Butte Nature Park Center Parking Lot Closures
• State Rep. Dave Hunt says 'extremist' Oregon Transformation Project is trying to buy Clackamas County election for rival John Ludlow
• Supreme Court justices skeptical of Obamacare's individual mandate
• HomeStreet cease-and-desist order lifted by regulators
• Starbucks asks customers to help give away $4 million
• Olympia-based Archibald Sisters opening in May: New in Northwest Portland
• Regional stocks: Market closes lower
• Portland approves SmartPark rate hike
• Portland police tout drug, cash seizures during first two months of 2012
• Oregon personal income up 5% in 2011
• Materials lead U.S. stocks lower as commodities dip
• Motor home in wrong lane near Klamath Falls forces vehicles off the road
• Social Madness: Study dubs Starbucks tops in social media
• Daimler adding another 33 jobs in Portland
• New Old Lompoc to reopen in new building
• Central Eastside Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Bonds, 2011 Series A and B
• Interstate Corridor Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Bonds, 2011 Series A and B
• Downtown Waterfront Second Lien Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Bonds, 2011 Series A
• File a Complaint by Mail
• Oregon Convention Center Senior Lien Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Bonds, 2011 Series B
• Supplement to Oregon Convention Center Senior Lien Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Bonds, 2011 Series B
• Gas Tax Revenue Bonds, 2011 Series A
• Hoodies Up for Trayvon Martin
• Candlelight Blows Out
• Cavs' Bullpen Shuts Down Linfield in 6-2 Win
• Anna Bannanas opening Sunday in former Star-E Rose site, what was oldest coffee shop on Northeast Portland's Alberta Street
• First Lady Michelle Obama to deliver commencement speech at Oregon State
• Cisco buys Vancouver telecom startup ClearAccess
• SolarWorld's Brinser wants faster tariff response
• Homeownership still the American dream
• Government employment shrinks in Oregon
• Softball Notes - Cavs Travel to No. 23 Corban, Host NCU
• Organic food maker Annie's raises $95M in IPO
• Boeing plans to grow at South Carolina airport
• Wednesday business roundup: Home prices in Portland fall to 2004 levels; foreclosure rate up, too
• Former Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski takes teaching position at Portland State University
• Moses, Kenady Named National Field Athletes of the Week
• Portland weather: rain on the way today
• Concordia Throw Center featured on ESPN.com
• UP to host screening of ?Miss Representation,? Thursday, March 29 on campus
• University of Portland panel discussion, ?One Year after Japanese Earthquake,? set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 29 in Room 163 in Buckley Center
• Professor and author Donna Freitas to give lecture titled ?Sex & the Soul,? set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 29
• Rev. Michael Raschko to give lecture about the trinity, set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 12
• Police investigating late-evening stabbing in Northeast Portland
• One person dead, another in custody after stabbing
• Murder suspect Butts gets head infection from self-inflicted pencil wound
• Rolling log kills 74-year-old man clearing brush near North Bend
• Authorities find van of missing Portland man in Deschutes County
• Authorities called to meet family at Portland International Airport after flight crew reports 'unruly child'
• With wildfire season approaching, Wyden demands outside review of Forest Service aerial tanker fleet
• on the spot with...natalie rose
• Attorney General John Kroger weighs in on MERS foreclosure case
• Clackamas County Roundup: Molalla misused $2.5 million in development fees, investigator says; Portland cross-country skier missing
• Investigator says Molalla, already facing deficit, owes $2.5 million for misused development fees
• Feds declare Canby, Aumsville, Oakridge and other Oregon small towns 'urban'
• Robbery suspect shot by police married sweetheart last year; wife expecting baby
• Burning load of almonds shuts down one lane of Interstate 5 near Rice Hill
• Oregon's new education board approves achievement gauges for every level of schooling
• Activists ramp up opposition to Nestle Waters bottling plant in Columbia River Gorge
• John Ludlow and Tootie Smith, Clackamas County commission candidates, receive contributions from Oregon Transformation Project
• Portland police, other agencies ask public's help in finding missing Portland man
• Annette Goldschmidt, mother of former Gov. Neil Goldschmidt, dies at 97
• Portland jury clears pilots in 2008 firefighting crash that killed 9, awards more than $70 million
• SE Portland Bike/Walk Map
• Partner with the City to Test Your Business: Apply by Friday
• Firefighters battle early morning attic fire in rural Clark County
• Deputies say Polk County man accidentally shot 8-year-old stepson while showing off gun
• Eugene company sues Columbia Sportswear over heated clothing technology
• CRC's Outreach Workgroup Meeting
• PORTLAND OPERA’S UPCOMING PRODUCTION OF GALILEO GALILEI TO BE COMMERCIALLY RECORDED
• Northwest News: Washington trooper arrested; Port of Coos Bay makes bid to test offshore wind turbines
• Paving project to close lanes, slow traffic on Northeast Portland's Sandy Boulevard
• Off-duty OSP trooper enters diversion for driving drunk in Forest Grove
• ADVISORY: Grinding and paving project on NE Sandy Blvd begins April 2
• Vancouver 'mercy killing' suspect pleads not guilty to first-degree murder
• Portland CSO Program 1991-2011
• Man pleads guilty to Aloha hit-and-run collision with bicyclist
• Greetings From Africa
• February Meeting Minutes
• Updated Report on Garden Construction is Ready for Viewing
• Winter 2012 Garden Construction Update
• MY BARTENDER
• Public Meeting Notice - Human Rights Commission Meeting - April 4, 2012
• New U.S. power plants must meet first-ever limits on carbon pollution
• How transit and bike share work together
• In downtown Portland, start-up offers food-cart patrons an alternative to the takeout container
• Minutes for February 15, 2012 Meeting
• April 4, 2012 Meeting Agenda
• American Industries sues Fog Cutter, Wiederhorn for $5 million
• Apple says new iPad battery charges as planned
• Regional stocks: U.S. stocks retreat
• Scuola Italiana, The Art Cubby team up to create Italian summer camps
• A Busy Spring Break
• Oregon attorney general files foreclosure brief
• THE LAMB'S TABLE
• UNION MARKET & DELI
• EAST SIDE DELICATESSEN INC
• SANDY SUPER MARKET
• SIDECAR 11
• Portland considers parking garage hikes
• Proposed zoning code changes around growing, selling and buying food to be considered by the Planning and Sustainability Commission
• Urban Food Zoning Code Proposed Draft
• Congratulations, Clarendon... Portland's 40th Community Garden!
• Portland Opera Presents: Leonard Bernstein's CANDIDE
• Portland unemployment drops slightly
• River businesses ready to unveil Superfund plan
• OSPIRG challenges PacificSource rate hike request
• Timbers to host England's Aston Villa in July
• CU Men Finish Tied for Seventh at Grand View Invite
• Hit-and-run wreck sends Tigard man to hospital
• Federal grants target homeless vets
• Cavalier Women Finish Sixth at Grand View Invite
• Nautilus back in compliance with NYSE rules
• Soldier attempts to steal Paul Allen's identity
• Pacific U. names new University Advancement VP
• Portland, U.S. home prices set new low in January
• Startup: Portland-based Plywerk builds a business, brand from bamboo panels
• Oregon No. 35 in private-sector job growth
• Roth IRA: A savings account for emergencies, college, home and heirs
• Charges fly over iPad battery issues
• Boeing, Air Force rebut GOA tanker report
• Tuesday business roundup: Portland homebuilding permits climb; Walmart plans grocery in Oak Grove
• Amazon sales debate continues
• Portland weather: wet and mild
• Oregon 213 opens earlier than expected
• UP to host ?Precious Knowledge? film screening, discussion about Arizona's embattled ethnic studies classes on Thursday, March 29
• University of Portland announces RISE campaign gift of $670,000 from the late Francis J. Lang, a 1952 graduate and longtime resident of Molalla
• Emily Thomas Named Northwest Conference Women's Track & Field Runner of the Week After Breaking Third School Record of the Season
• Softball Starts Spring Break in Style With 7-2 Win Over Pomona-Pitzer
• Clackamas County Roundup: carpocalypse almost over; Wilsonville bank robbery suspect arrested
• Clackamas County Commissioner Jim Bernard details how Portland-Milwaukie light rail will affect his business, properties
• Plan to close Oregon post offices triggers 'return to sender' response in Congress
• Radio Project Oversight Committee Agenda - 3/27/2012
• Officials identify driver of stolen car killed in crash near Vancouver
• Permits for new Portland-area houses up in February
• Wal-Mart aims to bring its smaller, grocery store to Oak Grove
• Portland police shoot man holding realistic-looking pistol; believe he had earlier robbed store
• Favell Museum in Klamath Falls working to keep doors open
• Northwest News: 5 cougars killed in Sisters subdivision; Ashland asks -- To bee or not to bee?
• Summer Nature Camps 2012
• Firefighters pull 34-year-old horse out of Northeast Portland septic tank
• Two men caught running with items stolen from Aloha vehicles get probation
• Oregonian:
• DJC: West Hayden Island development plan more environmentally conscious
• Time-lapse video shows Oregon City bridge installation; highway reopens Tuesday
• Goodwill employees and accomplice admit to stealing from donation bins
• Wilsonville bank robbery suspect captured after half-mile chase
• South Waterfront's first affordable housing development (Block 49) named "Gray's Landing"
• In downtown Portland, urban foresters make impromptu survey of South Park Block trees
• Gazelle beetles are latest European import to Oregon -- a worrisome, adaptable, fast-moving insect
• Portland man who led Tigard police on I-5 chase gets 2 years in prison
• Youth Firesetting
• University of Portland student who collapsed on basketball court upgraded to serious condition
• Aloha mom admits to picking up children from Hillsboro school while driving drunk
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• Event Notification Forms
• Idaho soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Oak Hills Fire Station move could depend on changing Washington County code
• Cavs Take Two of Three in Rare Tripleheader at Simpson
• Gov. Kitzhaber taps Margi Hoffmann as energy adviser
• Stocks soar after Fed chief suggests interest rates will stay low
• U.S. Supreme Court hears health care reform challenge
• Former HP CEO Carly Fiorina endorses Romney for president
• Regional stocks: U.S. stocks soar on Fed news
• Crosswalk enforcement with Police is scheduled for Wed. on SW 2nd at Ankeny
• Gray's Landing
• Google event draws scores of small businesses
• Northeast Portland gang shooting 30th of the year
• Authorities continue to investigate fatal Forest Grove shooting after suspect's arrest
• CU Women Sixth after Day One of Loaded Grand View Invite
• CU Men Tied for Eighth at Stacked Grand View Invite
• 2012 - Liquor Licenseing Forms
• Rentrak: Top DVD is well 'Red' title
• PPB: crime stats for week 10 of 2012
• Oregon College of Art and Craft adds MFA program
• Oregon Leadership Summit set for Dec. 3
• Cogen renews initiatives during 'state' address
• Week of 03/24/2012
• Like Vancouver? Go to Facebook and 'like' it today
• Gang-related shootings continue
• Additional Insured Endorsement Form
• Additional Permits
• 2011 Asset Status and Condition Report
• Four Cavaliers Named CCC Athletes of the Week
• Spring Break Permission Packet
• Crosswalk enforcement with Police is scheduled for Wed. on SW 2nd at Ankeny
• SWCC Bunny Breakfast & Egg Hunt
• Teen Outdoor Adventures
• Teen Force
• Cavs Split Doubleheader against Southern Oregon; Remain Second in CCC
• Staff Sgt. Robert Bales' wife speaks out, says Afghan rampage accusations "unbelievable to me"
• Monday business roundup: Remember The Nines! (hoteliers do); Amazon & Apple start work on Oregon data centers
• Home sales agreements dropped 0.5 percent in February
• Intel's share of global chip market rises
• China is next big market for Boeing Business Jets
• CUI Global pares losses after strong 2011
• Fans must wait for Nike NFL gear as Tebowmania hits N.Y.
• How coal once brought economic gain to Portland
• Supreme Court and health care: ruling could shake up fall elections
• Weather outlook for Spring Break in Portland: overcast and wet
• Concordia Women’s and Men’s Track and Field Earns ‘Verizon Team of the Week’ Award
• University of Portland to celebrate ?Tuition Freedom Day? on Tuesday, March 27
• Portland area community supported agriculture gains popularity
• Lawsuit questions city Superfund spending
• Police respond to officer-involved shooting
• Student-Athletes Participate as Panelists in annual Gender Studies Symposium
• PDX Bike Show draws more than 5,000 visitors to industry showcase
• OLCC executive director Steve Pharo stands by performance, plans to keep working
• Controversial former Portland police officer runs for Wheeler County Sheriff
• Supreme Court and health care: 4 justices control law's fate
• Cavs Drop Opener to Simpson, 4-0
• Highway closure promises one more day of backups in Oregon City
• Port of Coos Bay wants to flip from importing to exporting liquefied natural gas
• National Park Service's Cant Ranch near Dayville has opening for farmer
• Jesuit High senior wins Best of Fair at Intel Northwest Science Expo
• Teen shot by Medford police wasn't under influence
• Permitted Private For Hire Transportation Companies
• Free Federal/State Tax Preparation Help
• March 28: PFHT Board of Review Meeting
• Father's body found after Mason Co. canoe accident
• Boater rescued from Yaquina Bay near Newport
• Another round of constant rain, but March rainfall is already above normal
• Grand jury to review officer-involved shooting
• Portland woman hurt in Vancouver crash
• Morrison Bridge finally reopens
• 'Mad Men' Season 5: Don Draper and friends struggle to adapt, or be left behind
• Portland police, neighborhood leaders work to improve quality of life along N. Killingsworth Street
• Police seek sex crime victims
• 18-month-old Hillsboro boy dies after falling into washing machine
• Baseball Comes From Behind to Defeat Willamette 3-2
• Rocks, fossils and artifacts star at Portland State University's Archaeology Roadshow
• OLCC will hold special meeting to decide executive director Steve Pharo's status
• No one can rain on Portland's oldest retired cop's 100th birthday parade
• Two men uninjured after escaping from disabled ski boat on to Tillamook jetty
• Antique watches stolen from Silverton historical museum
• Aaron Meyers, 19, remains in critical condition after collapsing at University of Portland basketball court
• Trayvon Martin: Supporters rally in Peninsula Park, call for justice
• Dick Cheney has heart transplant; former vice president recovering in Virginia
• Apple starts small with Prineville data center; Amazon doubles up in Morrow County
• Keizer couple, two dogs escape early morning fire after awakening to smoke alarms
• Supreme Court and health care: The effect on 7 lives
• Man seriously injured after car crashes into semi-trailer near Colton
• Supreme Court and health care: Decision could have far-reaching implications
• Portland student, Grants Pass gardener show rift as federal health reform goes on trial Monday
• Portland police continue to look for missing 13-year-old girl last seen at Lloyd Center
• Police say missing 13-year-old Vancouver girl has been found in downtown Portland
• Concordia Track Opens Outdoor Season with a Dozen NAIA Automatic Qualifiers
• Train service back on track in western Oregon
• Cavs Sweep EOU in Road Doubleheader Saturday
• Hillsboro toddler hospitalized after falling into washing machine
• The Nines in downtown Portland gets a break to stop making loan payments, then discounts rooms
• Work Session Schedule: Taxi Driver Labor Market Review
• Did transportation jobs account for one-third of all jobs from 2009 stimulus act? PolitiFact Oregon
• Rack up the savings at thrift stores and join the crowd
• Li-Ning Digital launches its U.S.-based web strategy in Chicago, not Portland
• Jeff Cogen announces public market deal in State of Multnomah County address
• Baseball Drops Game One 10-3 To Willamette
• Men's and Women's Tennis Takes Down Treasure Valley Community College 8-1
• Softball Can't Hold Off Division II Member St. Martin's
• Track & Field Competes at L&C Spring Break Open; Thomas Wins 5000 Meter Run
• Kate Brown caught off guard by fuss over election date; will it affect her reelection race?
• Parkrose School Board member resigns
• Clackamas County Roundup: carpocalypse traffic in Oregon City; fatal Damascus crash
• White powder found on mail at Two Rivers prison deemed safe
• 20-year-old man stabbed during robbery in Keizer; police looking for suspect
• Plans for a public market in downtown Portland advance
• Portland's top mayoral candidates share job-generating visions
• Hillsboro man killed in head-on collision on Oregon 6 identified
• 36-year-old Portland man arrested on sex abuse charges, police seek other potential victims
• Manzanita: Not the usual place for spring break crowds, but here's what you're missing
• Leopard cubs make debut in Tacoma, and a clown found on railroad tracks: Northwest News
• 'Terrible' traffic clogs Oregon City during highway closure
• TriMet laying off workers in some areas, but hiring in others, while trying to balance budget
• South Hillsboro will be 'development-ready' next year, city planners say
• 19-year-old man in critical condition after collapsing at University of Portland gym
• MSNBC: Japan tsunami holds lessons for Pacific Northwest (3-23-2012)
• Family of slain Portland club bouncer offers $2,100 reward for arrest in case
• Author Chuck Palahniuk uninjured in crash involving toppled semi-truck outside Washougal
• Week of March 26, 2012
• A Saturday afternoon parade in Southeast Portland will honor Frank Springer, the city's oldest living retired police officer
• Forcing your way into a lane at the last moment? It's not safe, not polite -- and not cool
• Hillsboro officer and two WCSO deputies identified who were involved in March 13 shooting in Portland
• Two Rivers prison office evacuated over suspicious mail
• Oregonian: Mayor Sam Adams drums up enthusiasm for the Portland Plan: Portland City Hall roundup
• Oregon governor told to stay out of Bend hospital's issues with workers and union vote
• State of the Arts 2012
• Site Images
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• Program Elements
• Context Map
• Bird's Eye Views
• STOCK & BARREL
• Lane closure on SE Stark Street will impact traffic March 26-30
• Oregon 6 reopened after fatal car crash
• Video Update from Kidical Mass
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• Oregon 6 still closed after head-on collision kills one man from Hillsboro area
• Your Washington County: Fears for Hillsboro schools; help for hospice organizations
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• Portland Police Bureau Spring Break Enforcement and Activities
• Regional stocks: Dow bounces back
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• Ciclovias Around the World
• Urban League of Portland seeks new CEO
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• Portland State University hires Sona Andrews, Oregon vice chancellor, as provost
• Petitions filed in four westside cities seek vote on rail funds
• Cogen: County has a deal for new public market
• Notice of Board Vacancy
• The List: Top 10 environmental consulting firms
• Portland environmental consulting firms staff up
• Oregon parents want more teen driving limits
• Bradley Angle names Steinkopf executive director
• Coalition to fight TriMet budget
• CU Softball Splits with Yotes in CCC Opener
• Oregonians plugging in to electronics recycling program
• Northwest Pipe gets NASDAQ delisting warning
• Boise inmate charged with accepting prostitution money
• Bank of America launches pilot rental program as foreclosure alternative in Arizona, Nevada and New York
• T-Mobile to lay off 359 at Redmond call center
• Northwest News: 17 murder charges to be filed Friday against Staff Sgt. Robert Bales in Afghan massacre; 'not guilty' plea in Facebook bigamy case
• Friday business roundup: Nike hints at NFL impact; T-Mobile lays off 359 in Redmond
• Portland-area retailer Foot Traffic opens its fourth store
• JOBS Act lives, but Senate changes crowdfunding
• Facebook reportedly buying 750 IBM patents
• Fit to Print at Curious Comedy; fish fry benefit at St. Therese; Mad Men at Hollywood Theatre; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• 'Angry Birds Space' a hit, but snubs Microsoft, Nokia
• Spokane man killed while walking along Highway 53 near Washington state line
• Portland No. 12 in job growth in 2011
• Portland man dies in Skibowl accident
• Vehicle removed from MAX tracks, but delays continue
• Northwest Catholic Counseling Center to host annual benefit in Northeast Portland
• Vehicle on tracks disrupts MAX service out of Gateway Transit Center
• Oregon study: Medical journals paint a too-rosy picture of new drugs
• Fog, clouds and a little rain: Portland's weekend weather is a mix
• University of Portland students to race by bike, bus, and foot during North Portland Scavenger Hunt set for Saturday, March 24
• University of Portland to host lecture about author Shuaku Endo?s literature on Wednesday April 4
• At least two people injured in chemical explosion at Northwest Portland factory
• 37-year-old Portland skier dies after hitting tree at Mt. Hood Skibowl, officials said
• Police: 29 gang-related shootings this year
• Forest Grove police arrest Portland man in connection with November shooting
• Family of shooting victim pleads for witnesses to help solve crime
• Former Concertmaster Returns For Classical Season Finale
• Two hurt in Wacker Siltronics plant explosion
• Authorities arrest two men on drugs, weapons charges after serving search warrants in Gresham
• Clackamas County Roundup: skier dies on Mt. Hood; Carmageddon starts in Oregon City
• Softball Falls Short in Makeup Contest With George Fox
• Robert Nayer to be Inducted in the Brandeis Athletic Hall of Fame
• Man shot in abdomen in Northeast Portland; police on scene
• Portland Public Schools to lay off 23 central administration employees, cut 15 other jobs
• Missing 77-year-old found sleeping in car that tumbled down embankment near Douglas-Lane county line
• Zero Tolerance for Bias Crimes
• Coffee stand outside The Bomber along McLoughlin Boulevard to close Friday; owner cites land use battle with Clackamas County
• 38-year-old man dies in ski accident at Mt. Hood Skibowl
• Union-backed Our Oregon cleared to collect signatures on five tax measures
• Fred Meyer will no longer carry beef with "pink slime"
• Spring returns as Oregonians clean up after record-breaking snowstorm
• Eugene man suspected of drunken driving after hitting ambulance near Oregon coast
• ODOT halts federal funding for Damascus Transportation System Plan
• Memorial planned for drowned father and son from Forest Grove
• PORTLAND OPERA STUDIO ARTIST RECITAL: Mezzo Soprano Caitlin Mathes
• Nike notes: Margins, markets and a Converse All-Star
• Authorities looking for man who robbed Vancouver Best Western at gunpoint
• SE Portland woman accused of criminal mistreatment after watching neighbor's children
• Beaverton woman burned in house fire released from hospital
• Taxi Report Comment Form
• Freight, pedestrian work in St. Johns to cause traffic delays beginning Thurs.
• Evening commute: Expect eastbound U.S. 26, southbound Oregon 217 to be a mess after stall and lane closure
• The Portland Plan coming to City Council on April 18th
• JACKSON'S #522
• THE BEAUTY BAR
• Southeast Portland community development group receives grant for $125,000
• Did a human trafficking bill lead to dozens of hotline calls? PolitiFact Oregon
• Police investigating bank deposit bag robbery at North Portland gas station
• Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales to be charged with 17 murder counts in Afghan killings
• April 5, 2012 CWG Meeting Packet
• PAC Minutes - 3/14/12
• Northwest News: Technical problems challenge Hanford plant; Wolf hunting expanded in Idaho
• T-Mobile will close Redmond call center, eliminating 359 jobs
• Labor Agreement - AFSCME Local 189-H - 2012-2015
• BHR-17.42 - Labor Agreement - AFSCME Local 189-H - 2012-2015
• Whitney Houston drowned, but heart disease, cocaine use contributed to death
• Debate continues over Recology's Lents compost site
• Regional stocks: Another down day on Wall Street
• Ladies rule as Angel Oregon finalists
• Tigard basketball referee has been calling the shots for decades
• King | 3-20-12 | 602 NE Prescott St | Conditional Use - Council Findings | LU 11-187799 CU
• Think your business has social media chops? Listen up
• Nike beats Q3 estimates, sales up 15 percent
• Oregon says bond sale would save $27M
• Bishops Barbershop to open on Mississippi
• Parkrose’s Fischer Gray finalist for vacant Reynolds superintendent post
• Cavs' Series against Simpson Pushed Back a Day due to Weather
• Amazon may be close to daily deals launch
• UK targets Oregon, West Coast for cleantech
• Portland resident Aaron VanRheen earns first place in national sheet metal competition
• Portland police investigating early morning shooting and car crash
• TriMet experiencing a few snow-related delays in Portland-area
• Portland weather: Region wakes to blast of winter
• Inclement weather closes Oregon City, Molalla River, Colton, Estacada; delays for other Clackamas County districts
• Starbucks outlines ambitious retail strategy
• Southwest begins flying bigger Boeing 737
• Thousands across Portland area awaken to power outages
• Microsoft, TiVo dismiss patent lawsuits
• Beaverton, Hillsboro, Sherwood, Tigard-Tualatin, Gaston schools opening late because of snow, ice
• Portland No. 20 on most stressful city list
• Salem-Keizer schools closed, others in Marion County adjust openings for snow and ice
• Concordia No. 10 in Final Winter NAIA Directors’ Cup Standings
• Days after fire ravages Tualatin church, congregation gathers to give thanks at Lenten service
• Early morning shooting, car crash linked
• How much credit can Oregon Lottery take for luring NOAA to Newport? PolitiFact Oregon
• Wal-Mart confirms Tigard store plans
• ALERT: Transition from snow to rain creates slushy and slippery streets and sidewalks
• Police: Islamic gunman dead after French standoff
• Driver of stolen car dies in crash near Vancouver
• Portland closes some schools, delays all others; Corbett, David Douglas, Gresham-Barlow, Riverdale opening late
• Softball Doubleheader against EOU moved to Caldwell
• Cav Clips - March 22, 2012
• Spring snowstorm blocks roads, downs trees throughout Willamette Valley
• Hundreds of UP business students set to volunteer with St. Johns ?Clean Sweep?
• Woman seriously injured after running into burning Washington County apartment to rescue cat
• Missing 34-year-old Southeast Portland man found safe
• In Character with David Bailey
• Old Town camp defiant as city bureau fines pile up
• Mayor's race runs through schools
• Sources Say • Fundraising at full steam
• ‘This church is a community, not a building’
• School based health center will not offer contraceptives
• Down to business
• Workforce-housing project moves forward at First and Lombard
• Stafford unites with citizens’ group to fight compost plans
• First again
• Reopen Palisades, parent panel suggests
• 'You Are the Light' Makes Early Debut on iTunes
• Woman hurt running back into burning apartment
• Don’t worry, that snow shouldn’t stick around
• Congregation unites for candlelight vigil
• Occupation on hold
• Refugees often still strangers in strange land
• Bridgehead project finally moves forward
• Clackamas County Roundup: Prison official accused of sexual, official misconduct with female inmate; Occupy Oswego Lake delayed until 'it's sunny'
• Portland's Morrison Bridge almost ready to reopen, leaving drama, jokes and traffic detours behind
• Huge tree falls in downtown Portland; pedestrian nearly hit, but appears OK
• Hillsboro woman says she was shoved and punched, but court throws out her stalking order against professional book buyer
• Lawyers in Mohamed Mohamud's Portland terrorism case debate mysterious "Bill Smith" emails
• Sick Oregonians caught between insurers, high cost for specialty drugs
• Two held in Portland on federal sex trafficking charges
• Oregon judge denies attempt by Bruce Starr to hold labor commissioner's election in May
• Historic photo of John, Robert Kennedy stolen from Kells Irish pub returned
• Join the conversation: Give us your opinion on the health insurance reforms and impact in Oregon
• Hillsboro considering building a baseball stadium, leasing to minor league team
• Tre Arrow, Portland mayoral candidate, to be freed from jail
• Mulino man, 35, accused of sexual misconduct at Wilsonville women's prison
• 20th Annual BEST Awards – Tickets on sale now
• WHI draft concept plan and technical studies ready for review
• Portland Plan heads to City Council for Adoption
• Knock, knock: BPS Launches door-to-door education campaign for curbside collection
• Comprehensive Plan Update emerges with the Portland Plan
• Solarize Northeast deadline nears
• From BPS Director Susan Anderson: Celebrate the Portland Plan!
• Man accused of robbing two men after following them off MAX train in Gresham last month, police say
• Beaverton City Council approves spending $8.85 million to buy Coldwell Banker building at the Round
• Man who dragged Hillsboro boy while armed with AK-47 gets 3 years in prison
• Starbucks boycott announced by anti-gay marriage group and Paul Allen gives $300 million to brain institute: Northwest News
• Cully PWG - Meeting #4 - Meeting Packet - February 21, 2012
• Fanno Creek Trail crossing is put on hold after cost estimates soar
• Gresham police arrest 18-year-old in connection with attack on teenagers near MAX stop
• Free Federal/State Tax Preparation Help
• Free Federal/State Tax Preparation Help
• Clackamas County commissioners decide against placing children's, women's safety levy on November ballot
• Free Federal/State Tax Preparation Help
• We support the safety net!
• US stocks close mixed, continuing bumpy week
• Powell Butte Alternate Parking & Access Map
• 2012 Flier
• Bloodmobile damaged in early electrical fire in North Portland
• Tigard Police seek suspect in Shilo Inn robbery
• Washington liquor agency endures tough transition to privatization
• Timbers to host exhibition with Spain's Valencia CF
• Regional stocks: Dow dips again
• InnoTech Oregon is May 3 at Oregon Convention Center
• Mt. Hood College moves small biz center to Gresham
• Paul Allen commits $300M to brain institute
• Oregon lags nation in growth of women-owned firms
• Candlelight Blows Out
• Portland Walking Tours to debut food cart stroll
• Caught in the Middle
• We need these vital services and jobs
• Port of Portland economic impact: $6.46B
• Salem settles national guard discrimination case
• Erickson Air-Crane, for second time, issues IPO price range
• Softball Notes - CU Opens Conference Season Amid Busy Week of Play
• Baseball Notes - Cavs Travel to Simpson, Host Pacific
• Washington state trooper waits for blood test after bite by suspect
• Man who says he has AIDS bites Washington State Patrol trooper
• Oregon Health & Science University launches review of ethics, conflict of interest policies
• Idaho live ultrasound event by anti-abortion group can't restrict attendance
• Change in the air as HP meets third CEO in three years
• Wednesday business roundup: State loses 6,400 jobs; U.S. officials impose Chinese solar tariffs; Bruce Starr sues over labor commissioner election date
• Hillsboro School Board moves forward with changes to grading and 'Christmas vacation'
• Boeing says 737 Max isn't bridge to new plane
• Tigard City Council takes another step in River Terrace annexation
• Wintry weather: Corbett schools closed; Gresham-Barlow, David Douglas on morning snow routes
• Wintry weather closes Oregon Trail, Colton, Estacada schools; Molalla River opening late
• Microsoft says its smartphones wll pass Apple's in China
• No fireworks expected for Fisher board election
• Intel continues expanding in Israel
• Layoffs possible as HP mashes PC, printer units
• Electric motorcycle racing returns to Portland
• Whats brewing for Wednesday's Starbucks meeting?
• Portland Art Museum secures $2M endowment gift
• OEN names Angel Oregon 'concept stage' presenters
• Health care on pace to grab half of typical family income
• Portland weather: Wintry weather returns
• Winter weather slams parts of Willamette Valley
• College of Idaho Leads, Concordia Second in CCC All-Sports Trophy Standings
• Hawaii Club?s 36th annual luau set for Saturday, March 24
• UP to host lecture on Christianity in the Reformation Era on Thursday March 22
• Resonance Ensemble Newsletter - March 2012
• Tech start ups face challenges
• Oregon employers slash 6,400 jobs in February; unemployment rate holds at 8.8 percent
• Clackamas County Roundup: Sex abuser trailed vacationing Lake Oswego girl; missing Milwaukie woman found
• Mitt Romney routs Rick Santorum in Illinois primary
• Killer in 1990 slaying of Sunset High School classmate must serve at least 6 more years before release
• Pioneer Makes His Way into World of Politics
• Northwest News: Idaho lawmaker in hot water for abortion comments; New information on soldier Robert Bales' 2002 arrest
• Where's Waldo Bandit, still wearing thick black glasses, cuts plea with feds in Portland
• Willie Nelson throws his support behind proposed Oregon marijuana initiative
• Oregon's $40 million child welfare computer upgrade has lots of glitches, some serious
• Oregon gas price average tops $4 a gallon
• Bruce Starr sues over labor commissioner election date
• District: No Deal
• Oregon Lottery needs more focus on problem gambling, new report says
• Can tariff on Chinese solar cells and panels save U.S. manufacturers like Oregon's SolarWorld?
• Lower deck of Steel Bridge reopens to pedestrians, bicyclists after camera malfunction
• Sex abuser trailed vacationing Lake Oswego family to get access to girl
• Portland car sharing options multiply
• Marion County deputy arraigned on sexual misconduct counts in alleged abuse of inmate
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• Eastmoreland | 3-19-12 | 2425 SE Bybee Blvd nxt to UPRR ROW | Environmental - HEARING | LU 12-111963 EN
• Oregonian: Cully community gathers to review proposed rezoning changes to revitalize Northeast Portland neighborhood
• Washington County juvenile court judge orders detention for teen suspects in church arson
• Business Journal: Adams to unveil Portland Plan in April
• Oregonian: Siltronic's plans to shutter Portland fab, and cut 350 jobs, reflects streamlining efforts
• 2011 Asset Status and Condition Report
• PORTLAND WATER BUREAU AND MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST
• University of Portland students save 20-year-old Northeast Portland tradition at Hollywood Senior Center
• Foster-Powell | 3-20-12 | 7733 SE Raymond St | Conditional Use - LU 12-106603 CU
• Amanda Fritz releases poll showing wider lead over challenger Mary Nolan (updated)
• Northwest District | 3-20-12 | 202-210 NW 21st Ave | Historic Design w/Modification - LU 11-191268 HDZM
• A restaurant and a veterinary clinic are moving into a building at Southeast 35th Avenue and Division
• Invington | 3-20-12 | 2946 NE 9TH AVENUE | Historic Design Review- NOTICE | LU 12-118996
• Sen. Bruce Starr sues Secretary of State Kate Brown
• May 15th Election: Ballot Measure 26-135
• David Douglas High School hits the streets
• SolarWorld claim prompts U.S. call for tariffs
• HP to combine printer and PC groups
• UO, Michigan State reach football pact
• Idaho House passes texting-while-driving ban
• SEC, Congress may change rules for startups
• FAA certifies 787 GE engine for Boeing, JAL
• Regional stocks: Dow tumbles
• Medical journals overstate effectiveness of new drugs, an Oregon study suggests
• Second-Year Sophomore, Malia
• Green Chip Stocks: Sustainable Cities/Top Ten Smart Cities
• Youth Action Grants will be Awarded at City Hall on Friday
• BikePortland.org: The case for neighborhood greenways: Portland's 'bus system for biking and walking'
• Veterinarians examine malnourished horses; owner, 63, could face charges
• Adams to unveil Portland Plan in April
• Listen Up City Hall: "I Support the Portland Safety Net"
• Worry about Chinese demand drives U.S. stocks lower
• Architectural Heritage Center: Historic Preservation and the Portland Plan
• Mexico rattled by 7.4 earthquake
• Washington Mutual saga ends with completion of Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Wieden+Kennedy Building sold for $65M
• Cavs Receive Vote in First Regular Season NAIA Coaches' Poll
• Insitu lands Netherlands defense deal
• Victoria Finishes First; Cavs Top CCC Teams at Cavalier Classic
• Cavs' Depth Leads Team to Win at Cavalier Classic
• Old covers reportedly don't fit new iPads
• Air India proceeds with Boeing order
• Starbucks holds No. 3 restaurant chain ranking
• Washington liquor initiative upheld
• Microsoft Windows 8 set for October debut
• Fear rising about a Boeing jet surplus
• Tuesday business roundup: With a new name, Portland-based Chirpify launches; appeals court rules against Hemcon
• Portland weather: wet weather ahead
• UP to host lecture titled ?Congress Turned Inside Out: The Institution in a New Media World? on Wednesday March 21
• Oregon Poet Laureate Paulann Petersen to give reading on Wednesday, March 21
• No birth control for Tigard-Tualatin School District; field trips policy revised again
• Milwaukie police looking for missing 19-year-old woman
• Police arrest one man suspected in assault of gay couple in downtown Portland, say another suspect still outstanding
• Dance teams soar to top
• Drafted state order gives schools until 2017 to nix Native mascots
• Starr sues state to return BOLI election to May
• Public invited to be part of Packy's party
• Man arrested for bias crime
• Unemployment rate bumps along at 8.8 percent in February
• Fill ’er up? It’s now $4 a gallon in Oregon
• Detours about ready for ‘Jughandle’ bridge
• City: Don’t let your dog off leash
• After Tualatin church and preschool burn in three-alarm fire, leaders look to future
• on the spot with...jill coleman
• Clackamas County Roundup: snow globes cause couch to smolder; Tootie Smith raffles gun for campaign fundraiser
• Parkrose Business Association mulls its options
• Two boys arrested in Tualatin church fire
• Surprise! Oregon labor commissioner election in November, not May
• Integra's sales dip again, outlook turns 'negative'
• Startup: What's in a name? Reinvented, Chirpify flies
• Girlfriend of accused diamond thief admits to Portland judge she hired thug to rough up witness
• Northwest News: Abortion ultrasound requirement passes Idaho Senate; Girl dies in tumbling firewood pile
• Americans Elect, attracting scrutiny in its wake, looks as if it earns spot on Oregon ballot
• Family of 1990 murder victim, killed by Sunset High School classmate, speaks out to keep killer in prison
• Tootie Smith, former state legislator, raffles 9mm Glock pistol to raise funds for Clackamas County race
• Wilsonville Fred Meyer evacuated after robber leaves purported bomb
• Triple shooting at Washington home leaves one dead, two injured
• Snow globes blamed for starting smoldering fire in Milwaukie home
• The 21-year-old man accused in Pearl District homicide had victim's watch and wallet when arrested, court records show.
• Four-day project will close I-205 ramps, part of highway in Oregon City
• Is intimate partner violence the second leading cause of death for women under 50? PolitiFact Oregon
• Change of venue for sexual abuse case involving hospital in The Dalles
• Vancouver police investigating recent robberies of bank deposit bags
• Two injured after five-vehicle crash in Gresham that sends truck into ditch
• Discount in Washington County development tax moves closer to reality
• Lake Oswego to consider extending 60-day deadline for alternative Foothills redevelopment plan
• Apple closes above $600 for the first time on eve of buyback announcement
• Homer Williams debuts immigrant-funded LA Marriott
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• NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING
• Budget Forum March 2012
• Apple, AT&T tout record sales of new iPad
• Microsoft fires Bing marketing execs
• Regence drops two individual insurance products
• Fewer startups, not much hiring in 2011, Kauffman study says
• Regional stocks: Market inches higher
• ESA Int'l president indicted in tax case
• City of Portland to host Community Budget Forum on March 21st at Cleveland High School
• Week of 03/17/2012
• Cully Main Street Proposals
• Cully Main Street Information Boards
• Members of Comprehensive Plan Update work group sought
• February 17, 2012 Advisory Committee Meeting Summary and Packet
• CU Men Two Back from Corban after Day One at Cavalier Classic
• HemCon now liable for $29M in damages
• Superintendent to propose budget April 2
• How to get some of Apple's big dividend
• FlightStats forms partnership with Innovata
• CU Women Take First-Round Lead at Cavalier Classic
• River wins in Big Rain v. Big Pipe battle
• Tuesday Baseball Game at Pacific Cancelled Due to Wet Conditions
• Obama expected to aid SolarWorld's China tariff request
• Gen. Wesley Clark, former presidential candidate, joins SoloPower board
• Apple, sitting on $98 billion in cash, will pay $2.65 quarterly dividend
• Camera malfunction closes lower deck of Steel Bridge to pedestrians, cyclists
• As Blount rises, a billion-dollar question for Oregon
• Monday business roundup: Portland's West End attracts new businesses; neighbors work with Esco Corp. to cut pollution
• Gunman kills 4 outside Jewish school in France
• ALERT: Lower deck of Steel Bridge CLOSED to pedestrians and bicyclists
• Report: Oregon's ethics rules occasionally undermined by 'loopholes'
• Tualatin church is heavily damaged in early morning blaze
• Portland weather: chance of snow and rain this morning
• Exhibition by photographer Tom Hassler set for University of Portland Buckley Center Gallery March 19 to April 12
• University of Portland announces RISE campaign gift of $110,000 from Leonard and Brenda Aplet of Scappoose, Oregon
• Soar Through History of Oregon’s National Guard in New Book
• Firefighters battle blaze at Living Savior Lutheran Church
• Coast Guard co-pilot contributed to crew deaths on Astoria-Sitka flight, commander finds
• It's a comeback story: Bald eagles rebound from near extinction
• Man arrested after police chase in stolen car in Klamath Falls
• Annual Shamrock Run paints Portland green, brings joy to participants
• Parking problems drop; Mission Theater events: Northwest Portland news
• Man hospitalized in Northwest Portland house fire
• Fireplace embers caused Northwest Portland house fire (update)
• Leak closes Northwest Regional Education Service District in Hillsboro Monday
• Portland police lieutenant kills himself at his Oregon City home
• Home of the beavers takes animal-friendly approach to park flooding
• More St. Patrick's Day DUII arrests this year than last
• Kohler Cools Corban with Complete Game
• Spring is just days away but snow could come overnight
• Man rope-rescued after car goes over embankment
• Hazardous driving was being reported as two die in head-on crash
• Northwest News: Portland's West End flourishes but retains funky vibe; more details emerge about Afghan killing suspect Sgt. Robert Bales
• Police seeking driver who ditched car after crashing into SE Portland apartment building
• Westbound lanes of U.S. 26 in Beaverton now clear after rollover crash
• "The Hunger Games": Katniss Everdeen's heroism is a tribute to modern girl power
• State police release identities of motorists in fatal Oregon 22W car crash near Dallas
• Man injured in early morning Linnton house fire
• Beaverton family anxious for clues after an estimated $100,000 in jewelry, family heirlooms stolen from home
• Portland Police say lieutenant apparently took his own life at home
• Women's Tennis Pulls Out 5-4 Victory Over Bellevue College
• Softball Drops Games at Linfield; Lane Hits Two-Run Homerun
• Track & Field Concludes Pacific Preview
• Baseball Concludes Game Two Before Falling in Game Three to Pacific
• Medical examiner identifies victim of Pearl District apartment murder
• West Linn squares off with Jesuit High for state title in high school mock trial competition
• Two-vehicle accident on Oregon 99E near Aurora leaves two people injured
• Salem-based transient arrested for allegedly using hacksaw to break into State Capitol parking meters
• Head-on car crash at Oregon 22 near Dallas kills one, injures two others
• Northwest Portland neighbors push and work with Esco to reduce pollution
• West End flourishes but keeps its funky urban vibe
• Police: Man fatally shot himself in North Precinct parking lot
• Northwest home to largest volkswalker population, but sport is still largely unknown
• Washington lawmakers scrap over budget, and governor holds bills hostage
• Two car crashes slow traffic on Oregon 22 between Willamina and Salem
• Traffic jammed on Interstate 405 in downtown Portland, expect delay of up to 20 minutes
• Northwest News: Oregon Humane Society puts up fattest cat for adoption; friends stunned by Afghan massacre accusations against Sgt. Robert Bales
• Car crashes over embankment on U.S. 30 near Clatskanie
• Police arrest man after he tries to escape in a stolen car in Southeast Portland
• Corban Sweeps Concordia in Saturday Doubleheader
• Ron Wyden's Medicare stand brings Republican allies, angers Democratic friends
• Car thief arrested twice in one week
• Did Oregon add 9,000 state workers while revenue dropped $4 billion? PolitiFact Oregon
• Eileen Brady and Charlie Hales call for new leadership at Portland Bureau of Transportation
• New iPad draws Apple faithful in droves
• 21-year-old man accused of murder after body of 64-year-old man found in Pearl District apartment
• Animal rights activists take credit for overnight release of pheasants from Linn County ranch
• 'Joey' Pedersen sentenced in killings of father, stepmother in Everett, Wash.
• Oregon Department of Transportation declares default on U.S. 20 project
• New Artists Added To The Portable Works Collection
• Port of Portland sells Gresham property for medical facility
• Man sentenced to 11 years for DUII crash
• Men's Golf Wraps Up First Day of Pacific Invitational in Eighth Place
• Softball Falls to Willamette Twice
• Men's Tennis Falls at Pacific Lutheran 8-1
• Women's Tennis Earns Second Consecutive Conference Win After Defeating Pacific Lutheran 7-2
• Track & Field Concludes Pacific Preview
• Men's Tennis Falls to George Fox 7-2
• Rebecca Langer Finishes First Day of Pacific Invitational in 6th Place
• Oregon 224 reopens near Estacada after crews clear landslide debris
• Retail Spotlight: Beaverton vet brings mobile equine service to Portland area
• Pulliams to retire from PCC next year
• Clackamas County Roundup: Carmageddon looms in Oregon City; county survey results show residents divided
• Crews continuing cleanup after tanker tips, spills 5,000 gallons of fuel along Oregon 58 near Oakridge
• Body of what may be gray wolf found in northeastern Oregon
• Move over, you other fat cats. A new champ has arrived at the Oregon Humane Society
• Northwest News: Soldier accused in Afghan rampage from Washington state; Power still out on Oregon coast
• Friends organize fund for family of flight instructor killed in Columbia County crash
• OLCC 'modernizes' with new rules, including alcohol sales at Cartlandia food carts
• Traffic alert: Shamrock Run winds through Southwest Portland Sunday
• Driver who was high on meth when he struck pregnant Gresham woman says he will miss cigarettes, women during 11-year term
• Speed trap or safety enforcement action? Either way, your cash could be gone in a flash
• Feds charge head of Gladstone-based software company with tax crimes
• Portland Community College President Preston Pulliams says he'll retire in 2013
• My Portland Plan
• TriMet video: MAX train nearly hits bicyclist on tracks in Gresham
• French theater company to hold weeklong festival of performances
• Grand jury indicts three suspects in connection with Southeast Portland shooting and robbery
• Two years later, justice comes for Aloha car prowler
• Gov. Kitzhaber appeals FEMA decision to deny assistance to individuals affected by January floods
• Lake Oswego citizens committee to recommend reopening Palisades Elementary School
• State Board of Higher Education supports local governing boards for universities that want them
• Curry County holds off on sales tax vote
• Week of March 19, 2012
• Predominantly African American AP calculus class is exceptionally rare, marked by camaraderie and success
• UNDECIDED
• Disability NEWS - March 16, 2012
• THE PRESS CLUB
• State gives Cartlandia food carts license to sell liquor
• LCB-PORTLAND
• As costs rise, China to lose share of U.S. footwear imports
• 'Grimm' gets a second season
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• Fire Inspector Districts Interactive Map
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• VINO VIXENS
• TechAmerica names Oregon Technology Awards finalists
• Cartlandia gets OK to sell liquor
• Regional stocks: Market rally fizzles
• Don't diss the mortgage interest deduction. Don't miss Oregon's special medical expense tax break for seniors
• Women's Golf Open Regular-Season at No. 13 in NAIA Rankings
• Impact on 2011-13 Parkrose Budget
• Back to the Facts
• Micah Camden to bring sushi to Hawthorne
• The List: Top 10 minority-owned firms
• Broadway Cigar opens downtown cigar cart
• Corban Takes Series Opener against Cavs
• TriQuint, again, found inside new Apple iPad
• Technology: Help or Hindrance to Christian Living?
• Sears to close 62 additional stores
• Fisher Investments' Camas campus rising
• Apple's newest iPad release attracts more than 175 to Portland's Pioneer Place Mall
• 3 pedestrians struck crossing against light in Tigard
• More privacy problems for Google
• Boeing to move 787-9 tail production
• Is new Apple iPad worth the money?
• Portland homicide detectives investigate death of man at Station Place in Pearl District
• NOAA reauthorizes killing of California sea lions at Bonneville Dam
• Occupy Portland cases crowding court system, confusing defendants who want day before jury
• New iPad debuts; customers prepared to wait
• Man detained in early morning crash that left pedestrian with life-threatening injuries
• Pedestrian hospitalized after accident
• OHSU medical students learn today where they'll train, part of national 'match day'
• Police investigating suspicious death
• Scarpelli Honored by WBCA
• Clackamas County Roundup: rail initiative qualifies for ballot; Oak Grove fire displaces mother, daughter
• Man turns 21, hits rehab center, arrested on DUI accusation
• Afghan suspect saw friend's leg blown off day before killing spree, Seattle lawyer says
• Oregon Office of Healthy Kids takes Urban League off contract probation
• Road closure plan for Oregon's largest national forest targets a nearly 4,000-mile network
• Siltronic's plans to shutter Portland fab, and cut 350 jobs, reflects streamlining efforts
• PCC leader will retire next year
• Ace Hardware cuts the chain on new Progress Ridge shop
• Three pedestrians struck while crossing Pacific Highway
• Friday business roundup: Portland home sales up; S.E. Division apartment proposal worries neighbors; Siltronic plans 350 layoffs
• EPEAT hires Frisbee to lead growth
• Wyden joins bipartisan push for Production Tax Credit
• West Coast leaders eye 1 million new clean jobs by 2020
• Crew to host University of Portland Saturday
• PayPal launches small business service
• Boeing 777X could have edge over Airbus A350 1000
• Portland-area home sales rise in February as pricing news is mixed
• Investigators say fire at Old Town Pizza in Northeast Portland accidentally caused by smoldering lampshade
• Melting pot weather ahead, Portland, with rain, showers and the chance of snow
• Portland debate sponsors offered move to Chicago in failed attempt to save forum
• Clark County flight instructor, student die when Cessna goes down in Columbia County
• Twenty-year-old Portland man had gun to back of his head as he was robbed of marijuana, court records say
• SolarWorld awaits China tariff decision with newly identified allies Helios and MX Solar
• Eldon Mills, former Hillsboro City Manager, turned 'disappointment into a challenge'
• Hillsboro School District revises rules for controversial 'balanced grading' system
• Clackamas County anti-light rail initiative qualifies for Sept. 18 special election
• Periodic Review Work Program
• Periodic Review Workplan
• Periodic Review Workplan
• Portland named as implementing partner in Environmental Cooperation agreement between EPA and Hong Kong SAR
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• Statement from Mayor Sam Adams regarding Occupy Portland
• Anti-MAX measure certified for ballot
• Comp Plan Update News: Members of the public sought for advisory groups
• Southwest Sam Jackson Road near OHSU reopens to traffic
• Washington's fledgling health-insurance exchange moves ahead
• Only minor injuries reported after four-vehicle crash on Oregon 22W near Salem
• ALERT: Southwest Sam Jackson Park Road closed this afternoon due to small landslide
• Nature's Needs' changes not yet enough to stop North Plains odor complaints
• Four Beaverton School District middle school students headed to national MATHCOUNTS competition
• Pair sentenced to nearly 6 years in robbery of Beaverton pharmacy
• NW Pipe gives picture of restated earnings
• City Council Unanimously Approves Police Training Facility
• Cradle to Career makes 'massive' effort to tackle school failure in Multnomah County
• Blazers' McMillan had patience from the get-go
• Foster-Powell neighbors will meet Sunday to get ideas on how to use the Wikman Building in Southeast Portland
• Portland homes prices up 4.3 percent
• Southwest Sam Jackson Park Road near OHSU closes after landslide
• Bike Share Coming to Portland
• Office of Equity and Human Rights Draft Work Plan
• Regional stocks: Market marches higher
• KULA KART
• New Director Hired!
• OCF invests $1M in Oregon Angel Fund
• Foreclosures: Hard to say if they are up or down
• S&P cracks 1,400 for first time since 2008
• Flight instructor, 47, teen, 17, die in Cessna plane crash in Columbia County
• N.E. Halsey Street center lanes to close next week for road repairs
• Unresolved Issues Matrix
• Unresolved Issues Technical Memorandum
• Export bank could boost Portland job-creation effort
• Subcommittee Meeting Packet - 3/21/12
• CC2035 Steering Committee Meeting #4 Minutes - 3/8/12
• Subaru recalling more than 275,000 Foresters
• Republican debate in Portland canceled
• Report: China home to five of top 10 solar module makers
• Robert Evans Co. constructing Tanasbourne medical building
• Forest Park Day of Stewardship; science of shoes; St. Patrick's Day in Linnton; Lompoc staying: Northwest Portland weekend news
• CU Sunday Baseball Game Moved to 4 p.m.
• Oregon GOP calls off presidential debate
• Man shot by Washington County tactical officers had grabbed a gun because he thought there was an intruder on his property, family said
• Apple market cap tops entire U.S. retail sector
• Google to tweak search engine
• Boeing nears order for 30 777s from China
• Boeing denies $500M payment to Air India for 787 delays
• Port's Wyatt urges support of Alaska Air's D.C. bid
• Portland OKs bike-sharing program
• Bank stress tests won't impact lending much
• REI: Mild winter cut into profits
• Boeing 787 capacity to reach 17 a month
• Two die in Columbia County plane crash
• Thursday business roundup: Duke Wieden's influence on the Portland advertising scene; Del Monte Fresh Produce backs off threat to sue Oregon agency
• Portland advertising, then and now: Duke Wieden's legacy
• TriMet may back off some proposed cuts as it tries to balance the budget
• RealtyTrac: Portland-area foreclosure filings rise in February
• Concordia Softball Weekend Postponed
• Portland weather: wet, windy and mild
• Cavs Sign Five Players to 2012-13 Golf Team
• Cav Clips - March 15, 2012
• Rose Festival 2012: Madison High School to crown princess Thursday afternoon
• City’s compost plan raises stink
• Tarhuni lawyer files lawsuit against FBI
• Concordia Recognized on President's Community Service Honor Roll
• Kinder tweets
• Symphony Announces New Concertmaster
• ROLL FILM
• Regional Arts and Culture Council News - March 12, 2011
• New details emerge in the Gary Buford case
• McMillan replaced, Wallace and Camby traded
• High school redesign traps Benson
• TriMet struggles in budget battle
• Sources Say • Political fund race revs up
• Women choose different paths as single mothers
• Siltronic to cut 350 jobs at Portland plant
• City Council approves purchase of Northeast Portland property for new police training center
• Former youth football coach in Portland held on charges of abusing 3 girls
• Portland wins variance, won't have to build costly Bull Run treatment plant
• Medford search warrant turns up drugs, more than $13,500 of stolen property
• As German language programs disappear from schools, Tigard High's German Club fights for classes
• Jury to decide $177 million lawsuit in helicopter crash that killed 9 firefighters
• Air passengers 75 and older get new, modified security screening in pilot program at PDX
• Estacada High School reopens Thursday after vandals trashed the building
• Deputies find wanted felon carrying Airsoft gun and wig after train hits abandoned van in Marion County
• Clackamas County Roundup: Search of Zach Randolph's house turned up weapons; state agency negligent in infant's death
• Measles case in Stevenson, Wash., prompts health alert
• Lake Oswego to request urban growth expansion for city-owned rural property
• Map of SW and E Portland Sidewalk Projects on Arterials
• State must pay $432,000 after infant dies in foster care, Clackamas County jury rules
• Map of East Portland Sidewalk Projects
• April 5 Open House in East Portland Announcement
• Oregon State Police arrest 19-year-old man on rape charges after weekend party in Coos County
• Join us for the State of the Arts on Wed, March 21 at 9:30am
• Police documents offer glimpse into former Trail Blazer Zach Randolph's lifestyle, 'Hoops Family'
• An apartment building proposed for Southeast Division and 37th leaves neighbors unhappy
• Del Monte Fresh Produce withdraws lawsuit threat against Oregon Public Health
• Washington County sheriff's deputy struck on motorcycle en route to emergency call in Aloha
• Portland mayoral candidate Tre Arrow ordered to remain in jail as feds decide whether he violated probation
• DJC: Flood prevention work continues in Portland?s Lents neighborhood (3-14-2012)
• Audio File--unedited. Governing and Managing Your Neighborhood Association. Feb. 29, 2012.
• Oregonian: Higher seas likely to flood Oregon Coast more frequently during storms (3-14-2012)
• Finally, Portland Police Bureau Gets Training Facility
• Skamania County officials warn of potential measles exposure at Skamania Lodge
• Recording of the Portland LEAP Wrap Up Meeting on March 13, 2012
• Two $5 Concerts at MU
• Energy Assurance Plans Help Keep the Lights On
• Energy Assurance Plans Help Keep the Lights On
• Portland Water Bureau Obtains Water Treatment Variance
• Nike's Trevor Edwards joins board of Mattel Inc.
• Regional stocks: Dow logs fifth day of gains
• Portland City Council 3-08-12 PM Session
• Craft Brew Alliance reports improved fourth-quarter and year-end earnings
• Mandate for ultrasound before abortion approved by Idaho Senate panel
• Insider trading suspect Kinnucan pleads not guilty
• Oregon gets B+ for government transparency
• Shamrock Run
• Crimes Against Elderly
• Stocks mostly lower on Wall Street; Dow gains 16
• N Williams SAC meeting no 15 agenda
• Parks employee a ‘Let’s Move’ change agent
• Port of Portland names Nichol to CFO post
• Craft Brew earnings up
• Final Order Issued by OHA Granting Portland's Treatment Variance
• Final Order Issued by OHA Granting Portland's Treatment Variance
• Finalists for Federal Judgeship
• St. Johns Parade to Turn 50!
• N Williams SAC meeting no 13 notes
• Northwest credit union membership surges
• Beaverton shoplifting case results in probation
• 'Cash mob' organizes to benefit small business
• Blame the weather: Columbia Sportswear laying off 80
• Oregon Health Authority-Intent to Grant Variance
• SELLWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET
• Top auto engineers ‘talk shop’ at Benson
• Cleveland graduate remembered
• Bike Share program advances
• Portland approves police training facility
• Council funds police training center
• District Negotiations 2012
• Wednesday business roundup: Virgin America lands at PDX; health insurance costs could exceed family earnings in 20 years
• Can state Sen. Chris Telfer claim credit for a balanced budget? PolitiFact Oregon
• Man shot by police in North Portland confrontation is in serious condition
• Police investigating North Portland shooting during 'active tactical incident'
• HUD report confirms BofA, Wells Fargo robosigning
• Apple's cash stash leads U.S. to corporate finance record
• Analysts see new iPad as Apple record-breaker
• At Portland Harbor Superfund site, advocates push early cleanup of highly contaminated River Mile 11
• Boeing paying $500M for Air India 787 delays
• Clearwire in network deal with Leap Wireless
• Four large banks fail Fed's stress test
• Softball Notes - CU Opens CCC with Doublheaders against SOU, OIT
• Baseball Notes - Cavs Host Corban, Travel to Pacific
• Police shoot man in North Portland
• Concordia Men's Soccer Program Adds Eight Players to 2012 Team
• Students save 23,905 kWh, 10,900 pounds of CO2 emissions during three-week Campus Conservation Nationals competition
• University of Portland announces combined $500,000 gift from Nancy and Andy Bryant for Executive MBA in Nonprofit Management program and men?s basketball
• Audit praises, dings PDC loan program
• Forest Grove School Board cuts four days
• Portland granted Bull Run treatment variance
• PHAME Game
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oak Grove residents fight proposed Wal-Mart; Portland police officer sentenced for DUII
• Damascus residents approve controversial voter-approval measure
• Rick Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi Republican primaries
• Lincoln County schools call off Wednesday classes
• No injuries reported after crawl space fire damages Albany home
• Every Oregon school district must specify how many students it aims to graduate, get to college
• Storm brings snow, wind and cold to Oregon coast; more expected Wednesday
• Federal jury rules against Portland police in Tasing of man suspected of graffiti tagging
• Northwest News: Third-grader shot at school awakens; Ballot language approved for measure to overturn Washington gay marriage law
• Portland drivers, commuters should prepare for NCAA tip-off traffic
• Vancouver man put celery salt and corn starch in threatening letters to Congress members, police report indicates
• Virgin America's Portland launch could bring California fares down to earth
• Clark County deputies arrest King's Way Christian School employee on allegations of sexual misconduct with a student
• Proposed Draft of the Portland Plan online for your review
• Inmate Gary Haugen calls Kitzhaber's execution reprieve invalid, seeks new death warrant
• Crews report progress in clearing Lincoln County highways
• Train strikes and kills pedestrian on trestle near Castle Rock, Wash.
• Families of missing Lady Cecelia crew may never know what sunk the fishing boat
• Video Simulation of the Auxiliary Lanes and SB Braided Ramps
• Kenton | 3-13-12| 2034 N Winchell St | Adjustment- NOTICE | LU 12-117575 AD
• Portland Local Energy Assurance Plan - Executive Summary
• Grant Park | 3-13-12| 2705 NE 37th Ave | Adjustment - NOTICE | LU 12-116366 AD
• Portland Local Energy Assurance Plan - March 2012 - DRAFT
• Southwest Hills | 3-13-12| 2656 SW Fairmount Blvd | EN PLANCHECK | 12-112549 RS
• Suspect arrested after Portland bank robbery admits he is Michigan fugitive wanted for 28 years, officials say
• Map 3-A Portland West Metro
• Health insurance will cost more than the typical family earns in 2033, Oregon study predicts
• The Pedestrian Guide to Portland
• Governing and Managing Your Neighborhood Association presented by Cindy Cumfer
• Oregon Republicans try to rescue Portland debate; say it could proceed without Romney
• SE Portland Bike/Walk Map
• It's an ad, but for what?
• Man caught breaking into truck at Beaverton club gets probation
• Historic Landmarks Commission - CANCELED - March 26, 2012
• Authorities still investigating death of Hillsboro man found in Willamette River
• In Astoria, man attempts to steal car, hides from police under house
• Rose City Park | 3-12-12 | 5624 WI/NE Fremont St | Zone Change | LU 11-203423 ZC
• Authorities smash suspected Mid-Valley drug operation
• Portland police facility could merit council vote
• Analyst sees new signs of big screen Apple TV
• Google launches free small business website initiative in Oregon
• Portland explores South Waterfront trail
• March Madness means distracted workers — but don't sweat it
• Regional stocks: Market soars on bank stress tests
• Proposed Draft: Hayden Island Natural Resources Inventory
• Clean Edge: clean energy growing despite turbulence
• Cavs Pound Saint Martin's 12-5
• Prior Year Reductions
• Five-Year General Fund Financial Forecast
• Lincoln students win award for agile robot
• Wellness a winning strategy at James John, Sabin
• College of Natural Medicine economic impact: $55.8M
• Boardwalk Burgers arriving in Portland
• Virgin America to launch service from PDX to LA, San Francisco
• Portland foreclosure rate fell in December
• Names of crash victims released
• TriMet ridership up for 11th month
• Track & Field Program Hosts High School Clinic
• Engine problems turn around American Airlines flight at PDX
• Airbus, Boeing both claim victory in WTO ruling
• Beaverton School Board wants more parents at budget meetings, hears about new science and swears in a police department
• Snow piles up on Oregon Coast; multiple roads closed
• PCC Sylvania campus, Clackamas Community College opening late
• Yahoo: Facebook's 'entire social network model' a copy
• Report: Intel explores Web TV service
• Colton, Estacada, Molalla River schools closed; Oregon Trail, Lake Oswego, Canby, North Clackamas, West Linn-Wilsonville opening late
• Apple's clout gets government's attention
• Forest Grove School District cuts four days to save money
• Oregon City School District considers closing up to two elementary schools
• Portland weather: overnight storm moves through area, leaves snow and slick roads
• ALERT: Low elevation snow showers early this morning may impact commute
• Tualatin leaders want to review the city council's budget, expenses and operations
• Tuesday business roundup: Portland's Stoel Rives defends Shell Oil against Greenpeace; area jobless rate falls to 8.2 percent
• Corbett schools closed; snow routes and delays at Portland, Centennial, David Douglas, Gresham-Barlow, Riverdale
• CU Women's Soccer Announces Dates for Spring ID Camp, Five-A-Side Tournament
• Sherwood, Hillsboro place some buses on snow routes
• Bob Caldwell was with 23-year-old Tigard woman when he went into cardiac arrest
• University of Portland to host 18th annual Reading Fair on Sunday, April 15
• UP one of two Oregon colleges named to the President?s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction
• PPB: Sexual Miniorities Round Table (SMRT) agenda 3/13/12
• PPB: Sexual Miniorities Round Table (SMRT) notes, 2/14/12
• PPB: crime stats for week 8 of 2012
• Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association Public Safety Committee Agenda, 3/14/12
• Snow falling -- and sticking -- along northern Oregon coast
• Clackamas County Roundup: Gladstone City Councilor Tom Pagh resigns; suspected bank robber, 77, says he was hooked on video lottery
• Arrest made in Rose Quarter area assault
• Media Artists Invited To Apply For RACC’s 2012 Fellowship Award
• Washington County next light rail battleground?
• Tanker truck tips in eastern Oregon, spilling milk along highway
• on the spot with...kevin carpenter
• Kevin Carpenter Named NWC Male Track & Field Runner of the Week
• No injuries reported after fire destroys Battle Ground home
• One lane of Oregon 58 opens near Oakridge after tipped tanker spills 4,000 gallons of fuel
• TriMet expects to start getting its share of citation money under amendment to law
• Five deaths off Oregon, Washington coasts reminders of dangers of North Pacific
• Housing Authority of Clackamas County, Portland consider creating Section 8 housing consortium
• Second person dies after car crashes into Northeast Portland tree
• Startup: Portland's Brightworks targets a new vein of sustainability
• Powerful storm downs trees, sets off a week of wet, windy weather
• More than 800,000 Oregonians received food stamp benefits in January
• Oregon prosecutor will wait to extradite David "Joey" Pedersen in fatal shooting of Cody Myers
• Portland man awaiting trial on federal drug charges dies in custody
• Fire destroys Umpqua Bank in Newport (video)
• Mitt Romney says he won't attend planned Republican presidential debate in Portland
• Southwest Boones Ferry Road closed near Tualatin after woman struck by vehicle
• Alaska Airlines makes a pitch for a new, direct flight from Washington to Portland
• Chabad Hillsboro builds a community, and soon, Hillsboro's first synagogue
• Bill would close Sellwood funding gap
• One person killed, three trapped in car after crash in Northeast Portland
• Database: 2011 Oregon bank performance
• Vancouver man accused of mailing threats to members of Congress heading to Portland courtroom
• Portland-area unemployment rate falls below the U.S. rate to 8.2 percent in January
• Portland: A top spot for tech jobs
• Using mirror illusion to self-treat pain is feasible, Oregon study finds
• Leach Botanical Garden
• Doctor who campaigned for Oregon's Death With Dignity Act uses law to end his life
• Five-Year General Fund Financial Forecast
• Calf missing, cow dead after wolf attack in eastern Oregon
• Week of March 5 - 11, 2012
• Merkley announces fight against payday lenders
• Nike has all the (Andrew) Luck
• Regional stocks: Market inches higher
• FY 2011-12 Adopted Budget Graphs
• FY 2011-12 Adopted Budget Graphs
• Portland Farmers Market season opens Saturday
• Macaroni Grill operator files for bankruptcy
• Nautilus turns profit in 2011 on 7% sales gain
• $25B foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
• 16 projects qualify for state science expo
• Portland weather: wet and breezy
• Robert Caldwell, Oregonian editorial page editor, dies
• Authorities identify body recovered from Willamette River over the weekend
• Nearly 2,900 customers lose power in Tigard area
• Pendleton credits adaptability to long tenure in Washougal
• 2009's 'madness' went one step beyond
• Intel, connected cars, and the next digital frontier
• DeFazio touts logging plan to help finance Oregon timber counties
• Monday business roundup: PERS data release reveals a look at Oregon's Money Match system; telemarketers top 2011 consumer complaints
• Friends hold memorial soccer game in honor of Coast Guard officer from Portland who died in a helicopter crash
• Portland police investigating late night shooting
• Myrom Named CCC POW after Big Weekend at Menlo
• Yecny Named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete
• Home Baseball Game against Saint Martin's Moved Up an Hour to 5 p.m.
• University of Portland to host 82nd annual Pacific Northwest ? American Society for Engineering Education meeting March 15-17
• Fired Oregon School Boards Association executive director had charged questionable expenses
• Tom Pagh resigns from Gladstone City Council
• Snow again? Say it ain't so
• Metro: Time to invest more in natural areas?
• Man wounded in Sunday night shooting
• Sidewalk art gallery gets in the mood for St. Patrick's Day, election season
• Police arrest alleged car prowler in Northwest Portland with help of witness
• Kristina Williams Named to D3hoops.com All-West Region Second-Team
• Identities stolen with laptop; New Old Lompoc closing; Con-way meeting; Mission Theater events: Northwest Portland news
• Cowlitz County deputies arrest 2 wanted for murder in Olympia
• Portland Timbers open season; don't get caught offside when it comes to parking near Jeld-Wen
• Woodstock Neighborhood Association
• Wilkes Community Group
• West Portland Park Neighborhood Association
• University Park Neighborhood Association
• Sylvan-Highlands Neighborhood Association
• Sunnyside Neighborhood Association
• Sullivan's Gulch Neighborhood Association
• Better paperwork was the main factor behind Portland's big gain in high school graduation rate
• Southwest Hills Neighborhood Association
• South Tabor Neighborhood Association
• South Portland Neighborhood Association
• South Burlingame Neighborhood Association
• Sellwood Moreland Improvement League (SMILE)
• St. Johns Neighborhood Association
• Sabin Community Association
• Rose City Park Neighborhood Association
• Richmond Neighborhood Association
• Reed Neighborhood Association
• Powellhurst-Gilbert Neighborhood Association
• Portsmouth Neighborhood Association
• Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association
• Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Association
• Piedmont Neighborhood Association
• Pearl District Neighborhood Association
• Parkrose Heights Neighborhood Association
• Parkrose Neighborhood Association
• U.S. Army sergeant accused of killing 16 in Afghan villages
• One year after the Japanese tsunami, Oregon and California coastal towns still learning, recovering
• Robert J. Caldwell, editorial page editor of The Oregonian, dies
• Men identified, search suspended for missing Oregon boaters
• New case of whooping cough in Clark County puts county on track to hit at least 90 this year
• Coast Guard has searched 'longer than a survivable time' for missing Oregon boaters
• Pendleton taxi driver dies after crash with cow
• Menlo Evens Series in Sunday Finale
• Man's body recovered from Willamette River in North Portland
• Daylight saving time brings along a whole week of rain
• Bomb scare delays Greyhound bus from Portland in La Grande
• Body recovered from Willamette River
• Northwest News: Lou Ogden, Tualatin's well-travelled mayor, has spent nearly $100,000 in public money on trips; nurses find tough job market
• Portland citizen finds dead body floating in Willamette River
• Portland-based online retailer The Clymb makes swift ascent with outdoor gear
• Oregonian editorial page editor Robert Caldwell dies
• WEATHER UPDATE: Softball vs. George Fox Postponed
• Man pulled from burning SE Portland home
• Rick Santorum wins Kansas, Mitt Romney wins Wyoming
• Oregon and southwest Washington Girl Scouts descend on Pioneer Courthouse Square to kick off 100th-birthday celebration
• Women line up at Vancouver mall for chance to be 'America's Next Top Model'
• Coast Guard will search overnight for missing Oregon boaters
• Clark County Sheriff's Office investigating hazing on baseball team
• Robert Berdahl, University of Oregon interim president, catches PERS wave and $115,000 a year
• Man sustains life-threatening injuries in Portland house fire
• 2012 GOP race: Rick Santorum wins Kansas caucuses
• Suspect arrested in assault at southwest Washington courthouse
• After combat, many Oregon vets continue to battle with unseen wounds
• Telemarketers garner the most consumer complaints in 2011
• Pedestrian struck and killed by car near Philomath
• Washington Rep. Jay Inslee resigning from Congress to concentrate on governor's race
• Oregon losing Money Match game in Public Employees Retirement System fund
• Tualatin Mayor Lou Ogden has spent nearly $100,000 in city money for conferences, mostly out of state
• CU Offense Erupts in Road Sweep of Menlo
• Oregon Legislature 2012: Jobs, budgets, schools and wolves
• Coast Guard searching for four people off Washington coast
• No charges for Oregon 'serial stalker'
• Authorities continue manhunt for suspect in Washington courthouse attack
• Has Sam Adams really made the streets safer for walkers, bikers and drivers? PolitiFact Oregon
• Northwest News: Horse slaughter plant planned for Hermiston; Miss Seattle learns old tweets never die
• Clackamas County Roundup: Suspected bank robber, 77, arrested; Loren Parks gives $15,000 to anti-light rail fight
• Two women hospitalized after fiery motorcycle crash in Northeast Portland
• North Portland's Amnesia Brewing will open new brewpub and brewery in downtown Washougal, Wash.
• Softball Falls to George Fox in Game One 2-1
• Crew take on Gonzaga University
• Men's Tennis Hosts Whitworth in NWC Match
• Women's Tennis Concludes Weekend Against Whitworth
• Women's Tennis Travels to Walla Walla to Face Whitman
• Broken window leads Salem police to pot bust, three arrests
• Investigators suspect alcohol contributed to Salem crash involving police car conducting traffic stop
• Old Town Chinatown sees fewer drug crimes 9 months after Drug Impact Areas established
• Firefighters battle blaze in Northeast Portland home undergoing 'extensive remodel'
• Alleged shooter in Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic shooting had lived in Portland, records show
• Despite abuse from critics, attorney says parents of Down syndrome child pursued 'wrongful birth' suit to secure her financial future
• Threatening letters mailed to Congress, comedians, linked to Portland-area man
• Horse slaughter plant planned for eastern Oregon after change in national rules
• Family, friends plan memorial soccer game for Cleveland High graduate killed in Coast Guard helicopter crash
• Would-be Oregon legislative candidate finds good reason to drop out: 'Extreme marital distress'
• Eileen Brady campaign forces changes to three-way debate, sparking criticism
• Portland school leaders grapple with $6 million drop in anti-poverty money
• Well-known Oregon kayaker and author swept away in South American river
• Week of March 12, 2012
• Portland police chase ends in rollover crash on SE Division at 125th
• 77-year-old man arrested in connection with three robberies in last three weeks
• Portland man accused of withdrawing $34,100 from a vulnerable adult's bank account
• Oregon's Public Employees Retirement System releases more-detailed retiree data
• Feds charge Portland man with sending members of Congress, news media, threatening letters
• Charges dropped against Salem man accused of attempted kidnap near Aloha
• Gresham 19-year-old accused of first-degree rape and sexual abuse
• Fill-in-the-blank wills can be a little skimpy
• Log slab sculpture depicting Goose Hollow history unveiled at Jeld-Wen Field
• Sonny Ramaswamy, Oregon State's agricultural dean, chosen to head federal research institute
• Portland man indicted for sending threatening letters to Congress, officials
• Judge, deputy conscious in stable condition after attack at Washington courthouse
• 2-13-12 Notes from PURB Retreat
• February Solid Waste Handouts
• February BES Handouts
• Minutes 2-16-12
• Minutes 1-19-12
• Minutes 12-15-11
• Three hurt when stolen Mazda crashes on SE Division Street
• President Obama taps Oregon State's Ramaswamy
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• Portland technology firms looking to hire
• The List: Top 10 technology companies
• The List: Top 10 telecoms
• Menlo Takes Series Opener against CU
• Multnomah Co. budget shortfall steeper than expected
• County forum to tackle health changes
• T.J. Maxx moving into Office Depot's basement
• More victims come forward in child sex abuse inquiry
• TIMBER! log art debuts at Jeld-Wen Field
• CU Splits Twinbill with Wolves
• Firefighters battle houseboat blaze
• Helios joins SolarWorld in going public with China complaint
• Northwest News: 100-year-old British Columbia driver gets first ticket; probation for former Talent councilman for trying to take nude pics of teen
• Salem Police arrest two in stolen car, used as getaway vehicle in Vancouver armed robbery; one suspect still at large
• Starbucks to sell single-brew espresso machine
• Boeing crushing Airbus in 2012 orders
• Starbucks names new executives as CIO departs
• Google plans Amazon Kindle Fire rival
• OHSU gets $6 million for alcohol study
• Muslims question no-fly detention, other issues in meeting with Homeland Security advisers
• Friday business roundup: Wal-mart plans Hayden Meadows site; area remodelers forecast a stronger year
• Portland Playhouse wins zoning appeal and will resume putting on plays in Northeast Portland (update)
• More detailed Public Employee Retirement system data to be released
• 'The Voice' contestant at Alberta Rose; POW Fest at Hollywood Theatre; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Blinded by sun, driver runs into parked car in Milwaukie
• Rain, clouds, sun, snow: Portland could see them all this weekend
• Portland police cite NFL player Ndamukong Suh for speeding, other traffic violations
• Washington Legislature: Special session needed to finalize budget
• University of Portland students set to travel to Arizona during Spring break to learn about immigration issues
• Gov. Gregoire calls Washington Legislature into special session on budget
• Teachers throw political weight behind Jefferson Smith
• Performance - Day of The Docent by Ebbe Roe Smith
• Banks man arrested after Jack in the Box employee struck with sandwich
• Portland Mayoral Candidate Jefferson Smith To Address East Portland Chamber Of Commerce
• U.S. Senate approves one-year extension for county payments
• Clackamas County Roundup: county, sheriff's deputy cleared in rape fantasy case; Clackamas High School lockdown
• Portland couple sues Legacy Health for $3.6 million for "wrongful birth" after child born with Down syndrome
• Portland Officer John Maul helps woman escape abusive pimp on 82nd Avenue
• Oregon Attorney General race comes down to 2 Democrats: Dwight Holton and Ellen Rosenblum
• Oregon taxpayers stuck with bill for a cumbersome "open primary" that features just one candidate
• Draft Harbor Lands Inventory Appendices D Aerial Maps
• Slain prison guard Buddy Herron will be added to state memorial for fallen officers
• Small plane flips while trying to land at Kelso airport; no injuries reported
• Faith groups help homeless Portland-area families get back on their feet
• Portland-area remodelers expect stronger year, bigger projects
• Clackamas County commission races attract money
• Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue band answers call of the bagpipes
• Base Concept Plan
• Federal jury clears Clackamas County, sheriff's deputy in rape fantasy case
• Wal-mart applies for permit to build on Hayden Meadows
• Draft Harbor Lands Inventory Appendices A-C
• Draft Harbor Lands Inventory Report
• Draft Concept Plan Report
• Youth smoking: stalled progress in Oregon
• Transportation Analysis Phases 1 and 2
• Former Gresham Mayor Gussie McRobert dies
• Southeast Portland weekend entertainment roundup: kickboxing, a bike ride and story-tellers
• Hillsboro police say suspicious device at Waste Management did not pose threat
• Fighter jets to fly over University of Portland baseball game
• SOS Snowboarding Forms
• Northwest Portland man cited after two-vehicle crash on U.S. 30 near Columbia City
• Forest Grove police accuse man of throwing breakfast sandwich at fast food employee
• Sen. Ron Wyden places himself in the middle of the Keystone pipeline debate
• Bald eagles in Oregon may come off state's threatened species list
• OPB: Oregon professor finds lessons from Japan (3-8-2012)
• ABU RASHEED LEBANESE RESTAURANT
• Resources from Feb 29 2012 training presented by Cindy Cumfer
• Partner Schools Evaluation Reports, Fall 2011
• BAC Members - Principals
• BAC Members - Participants
• Third time is a charm for a driver cited by Oregon State Police
• Summary of Requested Budget Decision Packages
• Clarendon Community Garden Grand Opening
• FY 2012-13 Requested Budget Inter-Office Correspondence from Chief Klum to all PF&R Employees
• Community-based campaigns help residents buy or lease discounted solar energy systems
• Regence posts 2011 revenue of $1.86B
• FY 2012-13 Requested Budget
• City of Portland Current Appropriation Level (CAL) Targets
• Prior Year Reductions
• St. Helens High student arrested in threats to kill four people at school
• Port receives first ship from German carrier Hamburg Süd
• FY 2012-13 Budget Guidance from Mayor & City Commissioners
• EB-5 conference sheds light on immigrant finance
• Precision Castparts acquires 500-person RathGibson
• Paulson Capital reports $3.1M loss in 2011
• Oregon Sustainability Center hunts private backers
• Nike to reveal NFL uniforms April 3
• Regional stocks: Modest rally continues
• Starbucks raises prices on Clover coffee
• The Crafty Underdog show; Miz Kitty's Parlour; Northwest District cleanup: Northwest Portland weekend news
• PBA president resigns; four more off board
• Newspapers in schools: Educational and delicious
• Students excel at state chess tournament
• 4G LTE iPad plans to cost $15-$50 a month
• Facebook: $8B in financing, 25 new IPO underwriters
• Manufacturing hiring to top 2006 pace
• Air Force: Boeing tanker progress 'excellent'
• Clackamas County Roundup: Lake Oswego High School students suspended following investigation into racist tweets; former Blazer Zach Randolph selling West Linn mansion
• U.S. may sue Apple, publishers over e-books
• Amazon sued over Zappos hacking incident
• Boeing done testing GE-engine powered 787
• Seattle NBA arena developer a 'patient' man
• 23 candidates for Portland mayor
• Thursday business roundup: Brookings Institute report spotlights Portland exports; Adidas America records best-ever yearly revenue
• With launch of Oregon health care reforms, now comes the hard part
• New Army study tracks rise in suicide, mental illness rates among soldiers since 2003 Iraq invasion
• Kennie Namba, who served in WWII after leaving internment camp and fought racist Oregon law, dies at 86
• Lake Oswego High School students suspended, reprimanded after investigation into racist tweet
• Epic Aircraft of Bend takes aim at the certified airplane market as it takes on new ownership
• As Bethany Boulevard widening moves ahead, some Oak Hills neighbors keep fighting
• Women hurt in downtown car accident
• Cav Clips - March 8, 2012
• Taxi cab strikes two pedestrians after car crash in downtown Portland
• Biology professor Katie O?Reilly receives Fulbright Award
• Police continuing investigation into vehicle struck by bullets in Northeast Portland
• Pact pries open door to access health care
• Yaguchi receives nation’s highest honor
• Council pushes to bring farmlands into city
• Leaders unite to boost image of public sector work
• Children’s author visits schools for student-parent literacy program
• Radon right here in Lake Oswego
• Tualatin soccer club lightens up
• Local resident tries to avoid a wipeout
• City takes hands-on approach to fixing nuisances
• Ex-girlfriend linked to attempted murder in Metzger shooting
• Tigard mayor is Metro bound
• Water brothers
• Lawsuit snarls biogas plant
• Suffrage: Struggle of the century
• Charges dropped against Arrow
• Parents get creative to ease school fund squeeze
• In Character with Tom Sessa
• Gussie McRobert, former Gresham mayor, dies
• Sources Say • Chief of staff? Try a new job
• Occupy Oswego Lake?
• Law beefs up state’s tobacco sales tools
• Brookings Institution highlights Portland area for soaring exports, urges region to ship more, boosting jobs
• Cedar Mill man convicted in his parents' 1985 murders to be released
• Strangers help police find cousins of reclusive twins who died in California home
• Oregon Humane Society sponsors police training fit for a CSI show on animals
• Gresham woman banned from social networking after posting nude photo of nursing home patient on Facebook
• Marion County deputies arrest 27-year-old Chemeketa Community College nursing student, say she made two recent threats
• Cully community gathers to review proposed rezoning changes to revitalize Northeast Portland neighborhood
• 'Suspicious box' in VW Beetle that shut down Southeast Belmont Street was actually a stereo amplifier, police say
• Authorities clear scene at Chemeketa Community College after determining suspicious package posed no threat
• MY BAR, LLC
• Portland home prices lose 3 percent of value
• Contact List
• Legacy Good Samaritan in Northwest Portland to host weight loss seminar
• Ground broken for 80-unit affordable apartment building in Northwest Portland
• Battle for marijuana reform heats up in Washington state
• David Douglas High School releases early March 8
• Summary Presentation Appeal No. 2011 - X - 0002 IPR/IA No. 2011 - C - 0170 March 7, 2012
• Snow Tubing Waiver
• ODOT plans to remove safety corridor on Highway 30 by 2013
• Montavilla Spring Break 2012
• Matt Dishman Spring 2012
• Summer Trips Brochure
• Columbia County key piece in Portland-Pacific trail
• AP: Solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power (3-7-2012)
• Junior Senior Pool B Spring Invitational Bracket
• Junior Senior Pool A Spring Invitational Bracket
• Freshman Sophomore Boys Pool A Spring Invitational Bracket
• 8th Boys Pool C Spring Invitational Bracket
• 8th Boys Pool B Spring Invitational Bracket
• Film featuring Hosford nears completion
• Student programmer wins national award
• Montana Judge Sends Vulgar, Racist Email
• Support for federal timber bill dims
• Reward Offered in Homeless Shooting
• Every commission race in Clackamas County draws candidates
• Scientific and humanitarian lessons from the Haiti and Japan earthquakes
• Washington state panel to monitor Columbia bridge project
• Sunset Swim Center to close for three months of renovations, starting Saturday
• Bonneville Power submits oversupply plan
• Worker productivity slows as labor costs rise in the final months of 2011
• Neflix stock up on cable partnership news
• Apple to unveil new iPad at Wednesday event
• U.S. 30 open again after fatal wreck
• Wednesday business roundup: Merkley, DeFazio aim to close visa loopholes; new study details the wait for Washington Co. housing
• Apple's iPad 3 poised to debut today
• Tablet sales on course to surpass PC sales
• Is Amazon ready to debut TV shows?
• Central Eastside brand strategy continues to baffle
• Super Tuesday produces superficial results and sharp questions for Republicans
• 2012 Super Tuesday: For Rick Santorum, 'This was a big night'
• 2012 Super Tuesday: What voters said as they left polls
• 2012 Super Tuesday: Mitt Romney wins Ohio, 5 other races
• Merkley and DeFazio move to plug holes in visa program that allows foreign workers to be hired instead of local ones
• Has the cost of a college education increased 439 percent? PolitiFact Oregon
• Portland weather: sunshine on the way today; wet weekend in store
• Athlete gets national Special Olympics nod
• Still building after 30 years
• Cornelius council approves ‘Veterans Park’ name change
• District peers into budget season’s crystal ball
• Clackamas High School students take state chess title
• Farm bureau seeks photos
• Cornelius aims to clean up downtown
• Saint Patrick's Day Celebration at Rosary Hall
• Police searching area near Northeast Portland Kmart after 9-1-1 callers report gunshots
• Last-day legislation allows hard-hit Oregon timber counties to use road funds for sheriff's patrols
• Oregon governor, legislative leaders gather to sign bills and praise the 2012 session
• Clackamas County Roundup: two injured in separate U.S. 26 crashes; Damascus voters face March 13 special election
• Houseboat owners rescue man from chilly Columbia River near Jantzen Beach
• Portland charity founder sentenced for sending aid money to Iran
• Medford police looking for man who set off Best Buy sprinklers and stole laptop
• 2012 Super Tuesday: Delegate count at the halfway mark
• Battle for Oregon House will take center stage as Republicans cede some statewide races
• In Northwest Portland, ceremony kicks off construction of The Fields Park in Pearl District
• 2012 Super Tuesday: Ohio voters torn between hearts, wallets
• St. Paddy's Day brings retailers more green on a Saturday
• Rod Underhill a shoo-in for Multnomah County District Attorney
• 2012 Super Tuesday: Rick Santorum wins Tennessee, Oklahoma GOP primaries
• Patient safety: Oregon's leaders and laggards in reporting and learning from errors
• N Williams Options Overview Packet 3-6-12
• Tigard police seek suspect in restaurant robbery
• Former UW basketball player sentenced for promoting prostitution
• Two injured in separate crashes on U.S. 26 near Government Camp
• Troutdale teen accused of raping 14-year-old posts his pending legal troubles on Facebook
• Sherwood School District administrator resigned days after Portland arrest
• No last-minute filing surprises as Washington County sets May 15 primary ballot
• Portland mayoral race will feature 23 candidates; Multnomah County commissioners draw scant opposition
• N Williams Community Forum Survey Response Report
• N Williams Community Forum Table Talk Notes
• Three men accused of firing six shots into occupied SE Portland home plead not guilty today
• Jim Knapp, organizer of Clackamas County anti-light rail petition, files to run for commission seat
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 12 notes
• Entertainment District Bar Summit, 3/12/12
• Huge housing project aimed at UO students worries downtown Eugene residents fearful of rowdiness
• Portland man arrested after stealing woman's purse and pickup from Salem YMCA
• Judge denies pre-trial release of Portland couple indicted for armored car heist
• ~ Teen Force Spring 2012
• BAM-trak!
• Community Gardens Grand Openings this Spring
• Needs, Opportunities and Constraints Report
• Vision and Goals for Barbur
• Summary of Open House and Survey Comments
• South Portland Circulation Study (2001)
• PPB crime stats for week 7 of 2012
• Boise Neighborhood Association
• Council Budget Work Session Schedule
• Beaumont-Wilshire Neighborhood Association
• RIFFLE NW
• Ashcreek Neighborhood Association
• Jason Atkinson to leave Oregon Senate
• Argay Neighborhood Association
• Arnold Creek Neighborhood Association
• Arlington Heights Neighborhood Association
• Ardenwald/Johnson Creek Neighborhood Association
• Bend airplane-maker Epic Aircraft sold to Russian firm
• Legislature passes foreclosure reform
• Blount forecasts $1B in 2012 sales
• Portland home values down 2.2 percent
• Legislative session ends, credit/blame begins
• Regional stocks: Dow tumbles 204 points
• Oregon economy holds steady in January
• Classic Wines Auction raises $2.42M
• Portland exports up 20 percent in 2010
• Pilots Shut Out Cavs in Cross-Town Tilt
• Portland weather: Light snow to fall on morning commute
• CU Finishes Tied for Sixth at Point Loma Invite
• Legislature adjourns with swift passage of bills
• Faith-healing couple in Washington enter pleas in son's death
• Boeing teams with Chinese firm on emission reduction
• Anti-trapping initiative campaign begins in Bend
• Ford reboots Microsoft-developed touch screens
• Oregon House passes foreclosure protection bill addressing mediation, dual track
• Oregon's 2012 Legislature: Winners and losers? Most memorable quotes? What bill had no chance?
• IPOs down 20 percent in 2011
• Tuesday business roundup: Foreclosure protection bill passes in Oregon House; Monaco RV plans 255 layoffs at Coburg plant
• Apple App Store: 25 billion served
• Small business iPad use quadrupled in 2011
• Clackamas County school delays: Colton, Estacada, Molalla River and Oregon Trail
• Apple's new tablet may be 'iPad HD'
• Boeing breaks ground on Everett delivery center
• Central Eastside re-branding effort draws criticism
• Report: Nike close to Luck endorsement deal
• Northwest News: Neighbors remember Gladstone man who perished in house fire; warrant issued for mom of boy in Washington school shooting
• Oregon Legislature adjourns 2012 session with final flurry of agreements
• Defending National Champs End MU Dreams
• University Bell Tower wins 2011 Hammurabi Award for design excellence
• City kicks off work on The Fields Park
• Oregon Sustainability Center denied funding
• Petitions filed for Clackamas County MAX vote
• Tre Arrow arrested for domestic violence
• Oregonized Gallery Presents: Anything Will Help, a Poor Mans Art Show featuring art created on cardboard from artists from around the world.
• Clackamas County Roundup: Anti-rail petition signatures submitted; neighbors remember Gladstone fire victim
• Shots fired in Southeast Portland, police say no injuries reported
• Two adults, toddler hospitalized after head-on crash on slick Oregon 211 near Sandy
• Federal lawsuit claims urban land reserve system violated U.S. Constitution
• Chemekta Community College plans public safety forum in response to recent threats
• Organizers of Clackamas County anti-light rail petition turn in 12,000 signatures
• Hearing of woman pepper sprayed in Occupy Portland protest delayed
• Tom Pessemier among top candidates for Sherwood's city manager job
• Portland officer caught 48-year-old man in the act of setting fire to a trash can in Northwest Portland, police say
• Seattle judge won't move trial of man accused of planning attack on military recruiting station
• Father-in-law accused of firing a .22-caliber at his son-in-law in SE Portland on Sunday, court records say
• Gregoire approves Whistling Ridge wind farm outside the Columbia River Gorge, but project on hold
• Mom of third-grader accused of shooting classmate faces charges in Washington
• A drowning man, a selfless act, a life saved in Portland
• Forecasters expect scattered snow flurries across Willamette Valley floor overnight
• Portland sues former insurance carrier to recover nearly $1.5 million in legal costs, in part for the James Chasse Jr. case
• Monaco RV continues layoffs at Coburg plant
• Northwest News: Not clear what spurred Yellowstone grizzly mauling; Controversial Columbia Gorge wind farm project on hold
• Startup: McMinnville's Water Right grows its garden hose business
• Piedmont | 3-6-12 | 7424 N Mississippi Ave | PRE-APPLICATION CONFERENCE | EA 12-113699 PC
• Estacada 12-year-olds' fight video confiscated by Clackamas River Elementary principal
• Gibbs Street bridge construction requires overnight closures of Portland's I-5 south exit to Southwest Macadam
• Portland police hope to get new training center
• Mayor Adams offers statement on Oregon Sustainability Center's bond request
• Three people suffer minor injuries after wrong-way crash on Interstate 5 exit ramp in Vancouver
• Navistar to layoff 255 at Coburg Monaco plant
• Fugitive found dead in Washington lake
• Sherwood School District's chief academic officer Brian Putnam has resigned
• 3 hospitalized after two-vehicle crash on Oregon 211 south of Sandy
• A Review of Homecoming 2012 in Photos
• Recent NET meeting recap now on video
• Southbound I-5 exit to SW Macadam, South Waterfront, Ross Island Bridge, to close each weeknight from tonight through March 16
• Week of 03/03/2012
• RIALTO OFF-TRACK BETTING CORNER BAR
• YCC 2011 Report
• Gallery: Artico Lite's neon signs light up Portland
• Current Zoning Map
• Regional stocks: Market opens week lower
• Commercial Zone Typology
• Commercial Rezoning Proposal
• Alert: Snow is possible for Portland hills tonight, early Tues. morning
• Director's Calendar Week of 3/5/12
• Director's Calendar Week of 2/27/12
• Dark Horse Comics partners with Barnes & Noble
• Ladybug Walks 2012
• CC2035 Steering Committee to Address Regional Center, Housing and Neighborhoods
• CC2035 Steering Committee Meeting #4 Packet - 3/8/12
• Rentrak expands music video network deal
• March 15, 2012
• Possible low elevation snow tonight, Tuesday morning
• Portland industrial district to be dubbed Produce Row
• Suter Earns CCC Pitcher of the Week Award
• Oregon State ups fundraising goal to $1 billion
• Rossi report stuns PBA
• Cavs Stand 15 Back after Day One of Point Loma Invite
• Worksystems seeks bids for youth program
• Multnomah Co. Library assists job seekers
• Classified Employees Week
• Libraries’ new program gives jobseekers a boost
• Northwest News: 'Portlandia's' not just about Portland, says Seattle; officials considering big game free-for-all for Alaska's private landowners
• Milwaukie man convicted of abusing his girlfriend's dog after it chewed on her tanning goggles
• Firefighters responding to early morning house fire in Southeast Portland
• Monday business roundup: Vancouver man awaits used car he bought in December; Portland's VendScreen prepares for April launch
• As Sterling takes over. First Independent workers mull future
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO)
• Man arrested in connection with Southeast Portland shooting
• Portland group wants feds to focus on defense
• At Columbia Helicopters, every aircraft tells a story
• For Sale: One full block, near downtown
• Welcoming Wal-Mart, Portland-style
• Will lawmakers finish today? Negotiations continue on foreclosure, schools and budget bills: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Milwaukie bike rider pulls man from icy river
• Portland weather: rain and possibly snow on the way today
• Bon App?tit Management Co. founder, CEO Fedele Bauccio ?64, ?66 to speak at UP Hive networking event Tuesday, March 6
• University of Portland president Rev. E. William Beauchamp, C.S.C., to give annual ?State of UP? talk and present the 2012 alumni award winners
• 13-year-old boy located hand grenade found in Milwaukie house (update)
• Unions oppose city budget cuts
• Sewer leak into river stopped
• Black bear spotted on Scholls-Sherwood Road Sunday morning
• Milwaukie house fire kills man who lived there for more than 70 years
• 48-year-old arrested Sunday morning for string of Dumpster fires (update)
• Newberg-Dundee police respond to suspicious device on Newberg street
• Man charged with setting fires in Old Town trash bins
• Classic Wines Auction raises more than $2.3 million for area charities
• Rural Oregon counties scramble as timber payments dry up, while critics say it's time they paid for services
• Milwaukie police respond to hand grenade device found in house
• Mitt Romney wins presidential straw poll: 2012 Dorchester Conference
• Amtrak gaining popularity among commuters who ride between Portland, Oregon City and Salem
• N Williams SAC meeting no 14 agenda
• Sellwood building leak dumping sewage into Willamette River
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO)
• Court of Appeals says cartoon evidence was OK in robbery conviction of Tigard man
• Man allegedly shot by father-in-law in SE Portland
• One in custody after 8 dumpster fires were reported in downtown, Old Town
• Lost skier rescued in central Oregon
• Man shot in SE Portland
• Kohler Shuts Out Patten 1-0 to Give CU Series Win over Lions
• Weekend offers some of the warmest temperatures seen this year
• Portland-based VendScreen dispenses a digital vending industry solution
• Mitt Romney 'heartened' by Washington caucus victory, looks for boost going into Super Tuesday
• Students learn more than checkmates with Chess for Success
• Northwest News: Mitt Romney 'heartened' by Washington caucus results; 2012 Iditarod gets underway
• Kitzhaber's new 10-year energy plan draft floats big ideas to reactivate green energy
• Nine New Temporary Installations Selected For The Portland Building Installation Space
• Police recover stolen excavator near Albany after it's spotted on Craigslist
• Softball Falls Twice at Willamette
• Spence Scores 1000th Career Point in #9 Women's Basketball's NCAA Second Round Game Against George Fox
• Traver Helps Propel Baseball to 8-3 Victory
• Vancouver man bought used car in December that's still sitting on the lot
• Mitt Romney claims victory in Washington caucuses with strong showing around the state
• Mitt Romney wins caucus vote in Clark County, will state victory follow?
• Union members approve Oregon Iron Works contract
• Body found near Vancouver Lake identified as 25-year-old Vancouver man; suspect arrested
• Firefighters use cutting tools to free two occupants from roll-over wreck in Southeast Portland
• Storms, tornadoes leave at least 38 dead in 5 states
• Wilsonville bucks national trend with 2011 homebuilding
• Update: Victim in Vancouver shooting dies from his injuries
• Thousands gather across Washington state for GOP presidential caucuses
• Greg Walden vows to take down President Obama, pokes fun at himself: 2012 Dorchester Conference
• Pot raid in Sheridan surprises Yamhill County authorities in several ways
• Unique Oregon prison program aims to tame violence
• Authorities recover body of man who slipped and fell at Silver Falls State Park
• California wildlife official under fire for mountain lion hunt in Idaho
• Washington County deputies investigate SUV crash into a Cedar Mill apartment
• Vancouver police investigating shooting at apartment complex
• Portland police respond to man threatening to jump off downtown building
• Update: Man safely backs down after threatening to jump off downtown Portland building
• Cavs Split Doubleheader against Patten During Grand Opening of Hilken
• Limage Wins National Title in the 800; Concordia Men Finish Third at NAIA Indoor
• Authorities arrest 25-year-old man wanted on felony warrants from Louisiana and Washington County
• 'HELPS' for seniors hounded by debt collectors can also be found for free
• Northwest News: Flier showing rifle-toting woman prompts Portland club to cancel show; former Seattle worker accused of embezzling $1 million
• Washington Legislature: Partisan debate arises as Republicans push budget to Senate floor
• BP settles Gulf oil spill lawsuits, expects $7.8 billion payout
• Defiant Bruce Hanna says he won't cave to session pressure, helps kick off annual GOP Dorchester Conference
• Home school student’s correct answer makes trophy ‘materialize’
• Mayor Sam Adams makes 'closing argument' on his legacy at final State of the City address
• Washington presidential caucuses could produce two winners for Republicans
• State of the City Video
• Officials identify 82-year-old woman struck by car while crossing Oregon 224
• Softball Drops Two to Reigning National Champions Linfield
• Baseball Drops Two to George Fox Saturday
• Women's Tennis Close to First Victory With 5-4 Loss To Puget Sound
• Men's Tennis Takes Down Puget Sound 7-2 For First Win
• Track & Field Opens 2012 Season at Linfield Icebreaker and UPS Quad Meet
• With 40 tons of hay as fuel, officials say barn fire outside Molalla could 'burn for days'
• TriMet crowdmaster Ed Rosney keeps the trains running, no matter who the Blazers and Timbers play
• Langley proposes 750 apartments in Lloyd District development
• Concerns over flier showing rifle-wielding woman lead to cancellation of show in Southeast Portland
• Do most child abuse reports come from those required to tell? PolitiFact Oregon
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oregon City High School lockdown; state Rep. Carolyn Tomei of Milwaukie told to 'Shut your mouth'
• President Obama declares a major disaster for 12 Oregon counties damaged by January storm
• Proposed Columbia River Crossing is a bridge too low, Coast Guard says
• Another tense day at the Oregon Legislature: Instead of adjournment, there are tears, anger
• OR-7 returns to Oregon apparently still looking for love
• Oregon State Board of Higher Education resorts to policy to ban guns on campus
• Cargo ship captain flies home to Greece after Portland judge delivers boozing-on-board conviction
• Two men still at-large with five stolen guns
• Friends recall leadership of Cleveland High graduate killed in Coast Guard helicopter crash
• Mastercraft Furniture bucks offshoring, instead 'insourcing' to Stayton, Oregon
• Week of March 5, 2012
• Iowa senator's letter to Oregon hits hot issue: rate psychiatrists prescribe drugs to children
• Man's body found along trail near Clark County's Vancouver Lake
• Firefighters douse afternoon blaze in second-story Northwest Portland apartment
• Local service set for the late Allan Price
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• Troutdale, Metro arrive at agreement on land use
• Woman, 82, hit by car while crossing Oregon 224
• The List: Top 10 commercial real estate firms
• Sherwood man admits to attacking Aloha couple with Tiki torch
• Police arrest man on suspicion of Southeast Portland bank robbery
• Oregon health insurance exchange gets last-minute OK
• One Oregon House member tells another to 'shut your mouth' during floor speech
• Northwest News: Josh Powell liked taking photos of strangers' legs; Transit officer stabbed at Seattle bus stop
• Regional stocks: Nike hits all time high
• Key business bill passes Oregon Senate
• Adams pushes OHSU/PSU commercialization
• Concordia Crowns Three All-Americans on Second Day of NAIA Indoor Champs
• IKEA deal sparks expansion, relocation for Mastercraft
• Northwest Portland home on 2012 Tour of Remodeled Homes
• Eight startups named to next Portland Seed Fund round
• Mayor Adams: PSU to get urban renewal dollars
• Muse with Us: New Edition of Student Publication
• Cavs Shut Out Patten in 1-0 Squeaker
• Creditors seek to block Grubb & Ellis sale
• Walk your way to health
• Hainan Airlines may swap Boeing 787s for 747-8s
• Beaverton pays $8.7M for Coldwell Banker Building
• Northwest News: Barefoot Bandit placed in segregated unit of Shelton prison; lawmakers hope to piggyback increased gun owner penalties after Bremerton school shooting
• HR award winners have tales to tell
• Bank of America refutes WSJ fee story
• NAIA, SPIRE Institute Extend Host Status of NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Friday business roundup: PacificCorp files for rate increases; more Portland, Oregon mortgages underwater
• Portland Mayor Sam Adams considers using ratepayer funds to help build a $55 million energy plant
• PacifiCorp files for 3 requests to increase rates by 4.3 percent to cover power, coal plant upgrades and transmission lines
• New Apple store? Familiar looking store planned in old Saks space
• Celebration of male choral music set for 3 p.m. Sunday, March 4
• Snow, ice cause on-and-off closures of Interstate 84 in northeastern Oregon
• Portland Fire Bureau investigation finds sharing of exam questions 'a mistake' but didn't violate policy
• Saint Patrick's Irish Festival
• An Evening With Garrison Keillor - Concert
• Travel to New York with Cappella
• City pushes back on lawsuit aimed at water, sewer rate spending
• Federal disaster funds released to reduce January snowstorm expense
• Adams: Portlanders will flourish with new jobs, city plan
• Students a-n-x-i-o-u-s for regional s-p-e-l-l-i-n-g b-e-e
• Cleveland High graduate's body recovered from Coast Guard helicopter crash in Alabama
• Chemeketa Community College campuses given all clear after third threat in about two weeks
• Gang detectives investigating shots fired at man on bicycle in Northeast Portland
• Portland area weekend forecast: possible rain followed by partial sun
• Gun rights advocates score a double-barreled victory in the Oregon Senate
• Clackamas County Roundup: Wilsonville man crawls on belly to escape burning RV; man sentenced to 20 years for sex abuse
• Beaverton officials peg pending $8.65 million purchase at the Round for possible new City Hall
• Chemeketa Community College campuses evacuated after bomb threat
• Peter Courtney chews out Oregon House for shutting down early
• U.S. loses its solar trade surplus with China as Commerce agency mulls tariffs sought by SolarWorld
• Hillsboro police investigate hit list at Eastwood Elementary School, say threat was not credible
• Oregon Appeals Court rules deputies were wrong to insist on checking on baby without seeking warrant
• Rival gang members in Beaverton machete-gun fight receive 4 years in prison
• Lots of bills, big and small, before sine die: Oregon Legislature 2012
• Medford man faces charges after allegedly stabbing roommate with a meat thermometer during fight
• Vendor Registration
• Man crawls on his belly to escape burning RV in Wilsonville
• Multnomah DA's office won't pursue criminal charges against Grant High juveniles
• Beaverton officials poised to buy $8.65 million building at The Round, potentially for a City Hall
• Northwest News: Washington teacher killed at school in Iraq; Man who refused to attend trial convicted of murder
• Man's body found inside overturned pickup submerged in water along Oregon 22W near Dallas
• Two women arrested, accused of stealing horse in Pendleton
• Lifelike manikins help simulate true-to-life EMT training in Washington County
• Fair Housing Council of Oregon demotes executive director
• Cornelius may rename Arboretum Park to honor veterans
• Team effort makes it special
• KGW: Bomb squad blows up suspicious box in VW bug (3-1-2012)
• March 1st, 2012 Design Commission Information
• March 2012 Osprey Update
• No charges will be filed in Grant hazing case
• Former standout Hillsboro High School football player accused of sex abuse
• Hillsboro fire inspector helps students share his passion for investigation
• BPS Calendar Advisory: 20th Annual BEST Awards Celebrates Sustainable Business Achievements
• Regional stocks: Banks, labor market news lift stocks
• Lucky Lab's Barleywine and Big Beer Festival; Portland Saturday Market opens: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Oregon Wave Energy Trust opens grant program
• PacifiCorp anounces big Lakeview solar project
• Occupy Portland, Regence and a man named Joe
• Portland Women Making History Nomination Form
• Lloyd District CA | 3-1-12 | 228 NE Broadway | PRE-APPLICATION CONFERENCE | EA 12-113794
• Timbers bring more TV games to Oregon
• Charter Commission Meeting 2-27-12
• Charter Commission Meeting 2-06-12
• A Guide to Contracting with PBOT
• Charter Commission Meeting 1-23-12
• Charter Commission Meeting 1-03-12
• Charter Commission Meeting 12-21-11
• Charter Commission Meeting 10-24-11
• Charter Commission Meeting 9-21-11
• Charter Commission Meeting 8-17-11
• SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway High Crash Corridor Survey
• SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway Existing Conditions Report
• SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway Projet Information
• Fair Housing Council of Oregon replaces its executive director
• Nike's use of 'Fuel' sparks trademark lawsuit
• Portland economy edges higher
• Andy Nelson to lead Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Oregon workplace deaths remain at historic lows
• Mayoral candidate Jefferson Smith to Portland voters: ‘I get it, and I can get it done’
• DMR's Highlight Opening Day at Indoor Nationals
• Chinese court accepts Michael Jordan's lawsuit
• Pair of Solo Home Runs Lead Cavs to 2-1 Win over British Columbia
• Conservative activist Andrew Breitbart has died
• Fred Meyer parent company Kroger Co. posts $306.9 million loss as it consolidates its pension plan
• Vigor gets clearance to buy Alaska Ship & Drydock
• Bremerton man injured in September home-invasion ax attack dies
• Mortgage rates drop again, now at 3.9 percent for a 30-year home loan
• Investor gives Nautilus Inc. a lift
• Washington House passes toll bridge measure
• Unemployment applications continue to fall across U.S.
• West Linn man seeks change in state trapping legislation after hidden device nearly kills pet
• Northwest News: FDA warns dirty Seattle donut shop; Snohomish judge considers adult charges for 15-year-old girl accused of stabbing classmates
• New fees may be coming for Bank of America customers
• Fannie Mae says it cut off Bank of America
• ADVISORY: Lane closure on West Burnside will impact traffic March 12-20
• Redbox signs DVD deal with Universal
• Thursday business roundup: Portland-area homebuyers face low housing inventory; ex-Trail Blazer exec joins Milwaukie's push for minor league baseball
• Bill Gates: It's 'crazy' U.S. invests so little in clean energy
• Fisher Communications benefits from Plaza sale
• Leap year trips up Microsoft cloud service
• Gladwell-inspired Connector Project holds first meeting
• Low inventory of available homes stymies Portland-area buyers
• Concealed weapons bills on the Senate floor: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Are 395 Oregon inmates jammed into classroom space, cells meant for two? PolitiFact Oregon
• Colton schools closed; Estacada, Molalla River, Oregon City, Oregon Trail schools adjust schedules, add snow routes
• Corbett schools closed; Gresham-Barlow schools to open 2 hours late; Portland, others on snow routes
• Forest Grove and Gaston schools delay opening for 2 hours; other districts on snow routes
• Portland schools on snow routes; Ainsworth, East/West Sylvan, Forest Park, Lincoln, Skyline opening 2 hours late
• Portland area awakes to snow; city warns drivers to use extra care on roads
• ALERT: Low elevation snow showers early this morning may impact commute
• Snow prompts closure of Salem-Keizer schools today
• Softball Moves to Hood View Park; First Pitch at 1 p.m.
• Cav Clips - March 1, 2012
• Conference on Don Quixote set for Saturday, March 3
• UP to host 9th annual Northwest Undergraduate Conference on Literature on Saturday, March 3
• Holy Cross Celebrates 175 Years of Making God Known, Loved and Served
• Getting Your Garden Started Series Begins This Saturday
• Clackamas County commissioners answer questions on light rail, bicycle fees and other topics during interactive State of the County event
• Lake access won’t change
• Crowding into ‘TriMet Tuesday’
• Center says Portland transportation costs about average
• New option in movie-renting does some good
• Legislature gives Mount Hood rest area funding
• Braking bad
• Neighbors share traffic, noise concerns for proposed Walmart
• Lake Oswego school slots open
• Tualatin celebrates original fire department's 75th anniversary
• Broadway merchants at odds over parking limits in downtown Beaverton
• Tualatin company has clients playing cops and robbers
• Portland Jewish Academy celebrates 50th anniversary
• Finger-lickin’ recipe up for grabs
• City braces for ‘awful’ budget cuts
• Buford case moves to trial
• Contest lands students in court
• Adams to deliver State of the City address
• City reboots housing bias study
• Sources Say • A huge load of endorsements
• Charter commission folds up in frustration
• WEATHER UPDATE: Softball Game Against Corban Postponed
• State police ID woman killed in crash involving semi-truck on U.S. 101 near Gardiner
• Architectural firm used by Apple submits striking plans for downtown Portland store
• Oregon agrees to pay $1.5 million to settle wrongful death lawsuit filed by estate of Jeanette Maples
• Feds turn up nearly $2 million in cash in Portland family's plot to knock off armored car
• Occupy Portland: About 1,000 march in downtown, shut down several businesses; seven arrested
• Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber and House Republicans appear to have agreement on health exchange, early childhood bills
• Multnomah county commissioners weigh in on federal immigration policy
• Clackamas County Roundup: Free skiing at Mt. Hood Skibowl; Milwaukie enlists J.E. Isaac to help with baseball effort
• Clackamas County preliminarily approves raising multiple fees, implementing new ones
• Multnomah County corrections deputy accused of sexual encounter with jail inmate
• A Southeast Portland neighborhood wants to block a liquor license for a new Safeway store
• Oregon Health Authority seeks comment on request for Oregon Health Plan revamp
• Multnomah County Asians, Pacific Islanders still struggle for equality, report finds
• Former Trail Blazer executive helps Milwaukie effort to bring minor league baseball to Portland area
• Spring 2012 - Safe Routes News
• William Hamilton, the God-is-dead theologian, dies in Portland
• Zoomer the Scooter takes home the prize
• Portland has more bikes, but Seattle far better at carpooling, transit commuting: Study
• Elgin Mayor John Stover survives recall attempt
• VEHRS OREGON LLC
• Police looking for missing Southeast Portland man, ask for public's help
• Open Enrollment slots available
• Skimpy statistics on JTTF involvement prompt divide of Portland City Council
• Salem-based Medevac detachment bound for Kuwait
• Untitled
• Cold Shoulder for 7-Eleven
• Woman killed in crash involving semi-truck on U.S. 101 near Gardiner
• Burdened by Rent
• La Center homeowner who shot trespasser won't face charges
• Walgreens to Pay for Strip Search
• Advocating for Disability Rights
• OEN names Angel Oregon 'concept stage' finalists
• Intergovernmental Agreement Among the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon, the City of Portland, and the City of Beaverton for Transit Police Services
• Intergovernmental Agreement Between the City of Portland and the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon
• RAIN
• Intel Capital launches $100M 'connected cars' fund
• High School Girls
• Tournament Locations
• 8th Grade Boys
• 7th Grade Boys
• 6th Grade Boys
• 7th/8th Grade Girls
• 5th/6th Grade Girls
• Portland council votes to oppose food cart liquor bid
• J/S Boys Group B Spring Invitational
• J/S Boys Group A Spring Invitational
• Regional stocks: Dow slips below 13,000
• Fr/Soph Boys Group A Spring Invitational
• 8th Girls Group B Spring Invitational
• 8th Girls Group A Spring Invitational
• 8th Boys Group C Spring Invitational
• 8th Boys Group B Spring Invitational
• 8th Boys Group A Spring Invitational
• 7th Girls Group A Spring Inviational
• 7th Boys Group B Spring Invitational
• 7th Boys Group A Spring Invitational
• OHSU, Legacy team up to fight cancer
• Paulson Investment Co. to sell retail arm
• Microsoft launches Windows 8 preview
• Milwaukie takes director off light-rail work
• Lattice to repurchase up to $20 million in stock
• Police investigating 20th gang-related shooting of 2012
• BOGs brand acquisition lifts shoe marketer Weyco
• Intel sells stake in JV to Micron Technology for $600M
• Frontyard dispatches: Oregonians report what's happening in their neck of the woods
• Wolves are back as lawmakers work to finish by end of week: 2012 Legislature
• In downtown Portland, Occupy demonstrates today against corporate influence in politics
• Oregon Trail, Colton schools closed; Estacada, Molalla River and West Linn-Wilsonville schools on snow routes
• Apple TV may debut new iPads on March 7
• Economy grew 3 percent during the final quarter of 2011, an uptick from early estimates
• Corbett schools closed; Portland, David Douglas buses on snow routes
• Southwest Wash. agency lands $2.5M for jobs training
• Workers board up vandalized U.S. Bank branch in Southeast Portland
• Apple's market value tops $500 billion in morning trading
• Costco Q2 earnings beat expectations
• Wednesday business roundup: Keen buys new Pearl District headquarters; Oregon's jobless rate drops
• New Seasons gives $82K to farmers markets
• EnXco, Riverbank team on pumped storage
• PSU's Electric Ave. gets Kanematsu fast car charger
• Hillsboro, Forest Grove, Banks and Sherwood schools have buses running on snow routes
• ALERT: City could still see low snow levels today through Thursday, sticking in hills
• Federal authorities hear concerns about Portland police's use of force
• Hillsboro School District offers 125 spots ot out-of-district students
• Hillsboro parents continue to rise up against school district grading policy
• Tigard approves plan to go after homeowners for property nuisances
• Cleo, dog rescued from North Portland house fire, dies overnight
• Portland weather forecast: More rain than snow expected
• Wednesday snow disrupts schools
• Group claims responsibility for vandalizing U.S. Bank branch in Southeast Portland
• University of Portland announces RISE campaign gift of $55,108 from Jack Teske, whose family established two endowed scholarships starting in 1987
• U.S. Coast Guard in Astoria takes Maltese freighter captain into custody after he failed breathalyzer tests
• Protest targets "corporate greed"
• Cornelius eyeing veterans memorial park
• City ponders purchase at The Round at Beaverton Central
• Feed the arts at Burgerville
• Forest Grove levy hits May ballot
• PCC artifacts on display at historical society
• Banks robotics team grabs honor
• Hagg Lake gets fishy
• Businesses vandalized overnight
• City Attorney's Annual JTTF Letter to Oregon Attorney General
• Portland Police Bureau Chief's Annual JTTF Report
• Commissioner-in-Charge of Portland Police Bureau's Annual JTTF Report
• Clackamas County to fund about $600,000 in homelessness prevention initiatives, will consider rental housing inspection program
• Gresham police arrest suspect in connection with fatal stabbing
• Oregon adds 5,400 jobs as unemployment falls to 8.8 percent -- near national rate
• Portland 'Sustainability Center' hits a wall at the Oregon Legislature
• Judge says Oregon's river temperature standards need more scrutiny
• Beaverton police to conduct extra enforcement of pedestrian laws at city crosswalk
• Once declared dead, two gun-related bills come back to life in the Oregon Legislature
• Spotted owl recovery plan calls for killing barred owls, designating habitat, increasing logging
• Oregon school districts grapple with open enrollment law but many are opening their doors to students
• State police identify motorcycle driver killed in crash on Oregon 47 near Yamhill-Washington county line
• Dog rescued from burning North Portland home now in critical condition
• Two Woodburn women become citizen lobbyists for senior's property tax break
• 8-year-old girl shot at Washington school undergoes 5th surgery, in serious condition
• Oregon open enrollment law - Frequently Asked Questions
• Fire investigators working to determine cause of Beaverton house fire
• ALERT UPDATE: Changing forecast predicts storm will hit Portland around 6 PM or later tonight
• Oregon City approves 275 open enrollment spots for Clackamas County residents
• Northwest Natural Gas Co. beat expectations, but fourth quarter earnings disappointed Wall Street
• Northwest News: Avalanche death, family disability fraud and an electronic cigarettes bar opens
• Snow or Ice Tonight? How You Can Prepare.
• UC GREEN CAFE
• PTB Retreatments
• PTB Initial Treatments
• Autopsy shows woman found in Little Washougal River in Clark County died of accidental drowning
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on Oregon 47 near Yamhill-Washington county line
• Insider trading suspect Kinnucan yet to post bail
• THE PICNIC HOUSE
• Oregon City School District may close two elementary schools
• KGW: Snow possible in Metro area Tuesday night (2-28-2012)
• 39th season of Portland Saturday Market opens this weekend
• Northwest Portland store to hold fashion show, raffle to benefit Street Yoga
• Regional stocks: Dow tops 13,000
• Location Requirement for Larger Food Membership Distribution Sites
• NW Natural posts drop in 2011 earnings
• After tumultuous year, Mentor crosses $1B mark
• City prepares for strong winter storm predicted to bring low snow levels today
• BPS Calendar Advisory: 20th Annual BEST Awards Celebrates Sustainable Business Achievements
• Week of 02/25/2012
• PBOT: City prepares for strong winter storm predicted to bring low snow levels today (2-28-2012)
• Winter storm bears down on Portland
• March 2012 CRC Monthly Meeting Agenda
• Candidate to challenge Commissioner Shiprack for county post
• Budget preview: PPS in ‘a very difficult position’
• Board passes on 'open enrollment' option
• PPS budget: Share your priorities!
• Benson Tech Show
• First day of school in 2013? You've got it
• Case-Schiller: Year ends on 'disappointing' note
• Occupy Portland mobilizes for Wednesday march
• County outbid on Blue Heron site
• Labrador retriever remains Portland's most popular pooch
• KEEN footwear to make Pearl Building its home
• Oregon unemployment drops to 8.8 percent
• City’s Charter Commission calls it quits
• State unemployment rate slips to 8.8 percent in January
• Reflecting the Light of Christ
• Cavs Set Sights on NAIA Indoor Track Championships
• Businesses cut spending on durable goods, pushing orders down 4 percent
• Tuesday business roundup: OSHA again cites Precision Castparts; Clackamas County faces competition for Blue Heron property
• U.S. home prices fall again in December to reach new low
• Report: TARP accounting errors 'significant'
• Yahoo threatens to sue Facebook over patents
• Forest Grove School Board appoints final budget committee member, agrees on 100 transfer students
• Google's Android partners aim for business clients
• Microsoft complains to EU about Google
• Powers Guides Cavs to Third With Individual Win at Lady Cougar Invite
• Microsoft's Sinofsky readies for spotlight
• AVI BioPharma's Marburg drug clears FDA hurdle
• China Southern buying 10 Boeing 777s
• Mitt Romney's biggest Portland-area supporter is David Nierenberg, a Camas investor who often supports Democrats
• 'America's most ripped congressman' hits Oregon beach town for Republicans
• Late-night shooting wounds man in SE Portland
• Man injured in late night shooting in Southeast Portland
• Portland weather: wintry storm expected to arrive by afternoon
• Tigard-Tualatin School District changes open enrollment plan, approving 81 spots
• Tigard-Tualatin School District approves language immersion for Metzger Elementary
• Andr? Hutchinson appointed as new director of physical plant at University of Portland
• Lillian Hellman play "The Children?s Hour" set for Mago Hunt Theater, Feb. 29 and March 1-4
• Tax credit for dead livestock is up in the House: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• 2012/13 Oregon Symphony Season Announced
• Snow could add a little drama to Tuesday commute
• KEEN hoofs it to new Pearl District space
• Fire investigators blame dryer for blaze in Cornelius home
• Women’s Swimming Team Earns CSCAA Team Scholar All American Honors
• on the spot with...sam taylor
• Clackamas County Roundup: Dump truck rolls near Molalla; car crashes into Clackamas Best Buy store
• Dump truck rolls after hitting car on Oregon 211 west of Molalla
• Vera Katz gives Charlie Hales her coveted endorsement in Portland mayoral race
• Four boys, ages 12 to 16, face possible charges after Marion County vandalism investigation
• With negotiations on key bills continuing, it looks like the Oregon Legislature may continue past its Wednesday deadline
• ALERT: Winter weather travel advisory for Tuesday through Thursday
• Grant High Principal Vivian Orlen pushes controversial changes -- and wins over many doubters
• Lake Oswego to offer "open enrollment" spots at Lakeridge High to nearby students
• 61-year-old man dies after losing control of pickup near Oregon-Washington border
• Couple accused of staging 2005 armored car heist in Portland face mysterious new charges
• Oregon man dies in two-vehicle crash east of Stevenson, Wash.
• Oregon State Board of Higher Education expected to ban guns on campus, again
• Judge allows evidence in case involving Lake Oswego man accused of biting cop
• Portland police traffic captain at Idaho road rage trial: He didn't call 9-1-1 because he was focused on the danger
• Authorities still investigating shooting threat at Chemeketa Community College, ask for public's help
• California company, Clackamas County compete for Blue Heron property in West Linn
• Northwest Academy buys YWCA building in downtown Portland
• Startup: Portland-based Foundation Fitness carves niche with indoor bikes that put watts over calories
• Pacific Northwest College of Art now accepting applications for the Hannah Arendt Prize
• Crash, vehicle fire block Oregon 99W at Oregon 217 in Tigard
• Hosford - Abernathy | 2-27-12 | 1556 SE Poplar Ave | Historic Design Review | LU 12-100080 HDZ
• Salem basketball coach Willie Freeman placed on leave after hit-and-run charge
• Hazelwood | 2-27-12 | 10215 SE Stark St | Design Review - NOTICE | LU 12-114020 DZ
• Sellwood-Moreland | 2-27-12 | 820 SE Linn St | Adjustment - NOTICE | LU 12-110817 AD
• Helicopter ambulance sent to rollover crash west of Molalla
• Oregon OSHA again cites Precision Castparts for safety problems
• Trial set for Milwaukie man charged in attempted murder-suicide
• Wildlife officials weigh an ethical dilemma: Killing barred owls to benefit spotted owls
• Portland Police Bureau Press Release: Portland Police Preparing for F29 Demonstration March, 2/29/12
• Sixth person arrested in case of slain Washington state trooper
• PPB crime stats for week 6 of 2012
• Downtown Public Safety Action Committee Minutes, 2/14/12
• Week of February 27, 2012
• Week of February 20 - 26, 2012
• Firefighter EMT-B/Paramedic Brochure
• Firefighter Trainee Brochure
• Money reads: Shining a brighter light on investment advisers, brokers and financial planners
• Movie fans tune in to Academy Awards
• Intel, Visa team on mobile commerce
• College bookstores, Amazon settle ad suit
• Apparel brand RYU raises $1.5M
• Xzeres raises $1.4M to meet demand
• Regional stocks: Slow start to trading
• Central City as a Center for Innovation and Exchange
• CC2035 Steering Committee #3 Minutes - 2/9/12
• Beaverton pursues mixed-use Lombard Block development
• Compli names David Childers CEO
• Northwest Academy buying YWCA building for $7.2M
• First Friday at Milepost 5 in Northeast Portland features new work
• Kitzhaber, first lady to take part in 'Dancing with the Stars'-style benefit in Northeast Portland
• Eatery enters east Portland market
• Embracing arts, King School draws national eye
• Two Wilson wrestlers are state champs
• Schools reach out to bring families in
• Oregon: More job seekers than openings
• Forest Park BioBlitz
• Powers Leads, Cavs Two Back after Day One at Lady Cougar Invite
• Powers Leads, Cavs Two Back after Day One at Lady Cougar Invite
• Clatskanie landmark, Hump's restaurant, closes
• United may seek damages for 787 delays
• NBA MVP Derrick Rose signs new Adidas deal worth a reported $200M
• Report: 4 students shot at Ohio high school; suspect in custody
• Nike's 'Linsanity' push could hit roadblock in China
• Monday business roundup: Area malls look to capture teen spending; Oregon credit unions donate more campaign cash than banks
• Occupy brings foreclosure protest to Wells Fargo CEO's home
• Oregon 2012 Legislature starts final week (maybe) with jobs bills still very much in debate
• With three days left, lawmakers have full schedules: 2012 Legislature
• Portland weather: Week starts off with freezing fog
• North Portland man rescues dog from burning home
• Man runs into burning house to save his dog
• Herman, West, Sweeney Earn All-CCC Honors
• Nobel Peace Laureate F.W. de Klerk to speak at UP on Wednesday, Feb. 29
• OSP looking for witnesses to Highway 101 crash that ended with arrest of Toledo man
• Salem man, 35, with 8 stalking protection orders against him arrested for attempted kidnapping
• Northwest 23rd paving project shelved; $4.7 million for meters; a bill for 'exploding tofu'; 7 arrested in theft ring bust: Northwest Portland news
• Nissan Sentra slams into Clackamas Best Buy
• Suspects sought in MAX station attack on two teens
• Council wants OLCC to block food cart liquor license
• Officials investigating Tualatin apartment building fire that displaced 22 people, 2 dogs (update)
• #7 Women's Basketball to Make Second Consecutive Appearance in NCAA Division III National Tournament
• Canby man pays 'hit man' to attack judge, bungles his own trial
• Tualatin apartment building fire displaces more than 20 people
• Portland Walgreens shopper awarded $35,000 after wrongful strip search
• Drifting cargo ship repaired after losing power near Columbia River Bar
• Randall Children's Hospital in Portland undertakes delicate move into new building
• Oregon, SW Washington Susan G. Komen affiliate forges ahead, a month after political fire storm
• Lake Oswego teen recounts quick action that saved her home from electrical fire
• Motor home crash in Clackamas County sends 1 to hospital
• Toyota leaves road on SR 14 near Stevenson, Wash., re-enters then broadsided
• Tualatin apartment fire forces three to jump from balcony
• Newport residents wondering what will become of Bachelor Row sea lions when docks give way
• More craft distilleries open in Washington state thanks to law change
• Washington could be first state to require health insurance plans to cover abortion
• Washington House to decide whether Wenatchee can raise sales tax
• Philomath voters to decide whether to add fluoride to water
• Scarpelli Named Honorable Mention All-CCC
• Cavs Wrap Up Final Day of CCC-NWC Challenge With Walk-Off Win
• Five year wait for sidewalks, crossing improvements, new trails in east Portland
• Portland Police believe alcohol, high speed contributed to N.E. Portland rollover
• Today's weather: Mix of rain and snow this morning; sun on Monday
• Lake Oswego fire officials credit girl's quick action with saving house
• Northwest News: Multnomah County trial details how Internet ads enriched pimp; son of slain Washington trooper says his father was 'a hero'
• Why can't Portland repave its rutted roads?
• Oregon's credit unions outspend its banks in campaign contributions to legislators
• Steve Duin: The story of Benjamin Alfano and the debate about who controls end-of-life decisions (Part 1)
• Normal weather returns after wind and light snow surprise Portland at weekend's start
• Baseball Can't Overcome #3 Linfield in Northwest Conference Opener
• #7 Women's Basketball Cannot Hold Off #3 George Fox in NWC Championship
• Baseball Nearly Takes Down #3 Linfield in 7-6 Loss
• Softball unable to hold off Puget Sound
• Women's Tennis Slips to Linfield 8-1
• Crash injures one, closes stretch of Northeast Fremont Street
• Quilters share love of craft at annual workshop in Hubbard
• Newberg dive crew pulls man from sinking vehicle
• Feds say guns bought illegally in Oregon made way to tough streets of Stockton, Calif.
• Public memorial planned for slain Washington state trooper
• Portland trial offers rare look at the life of a teenaged prostitute -- and how Internet sex ads enriched a pimp
• West Linn man wants trappers to clearly mark the locations of their traps
• Portland Women's Expo draws thousands seeking beauty tips and fashion trends
• Teens have more savvy and cash, and Portland-area malls are taking note
• Timberline Lodge skiing to shut down early amid power outages
• East Portland businessperson takes on ‘Amandia’
• OR7 wolf within 10 miles of Oregon border
• Squall sweeps through Keizer with little warning, knocks down a tree
• At least 3 inches of snow drop on Livingston Mountain east of Vancouver
• 3 indicted in largest-ever haul of cocaine bound for Alaska
• Rain and light snow showers to taper off by Sunday in the Portland metro area
• Oregon State Police investigation finds litany of errors in triple murder case
• Prosecutor will seek treatment for boy, 9, in accidental shooting of classmate in Bremerton
• Cars run into four cows on Oregon 126 east of Veneta
• Offense Rules the Second Day of the CCC-NWC Challenge
• Brown Collects Win; 6 RBI in Win over Great Falls
• Nike, Adidas, Puma and rest in pursuit of ultimate sustainable shoe
• Elgin City Council offers top police job to security contractor in Iraq, with conditions
• Canby firefighters rescue man from truck wreck
• Have only 41% of Oregon adults ever been tested for HIV? PolitiFact Oregon
• Northwest News: TriMet manager says employee contract is one of the country's 'richest'; Washington teacher helped save girl who was shot
• Senate grants final approval to 'Penn State' bill
• Resonance Ensemble News - February 2012
• Portland police arrest 18-year-old man who allegedly threatened MAX operator with knife
• Clackamas County Roundup: Canby pot bust; Oak Grove bank robbery
• Men's Tennis Opens Season With 9-0 Loss
• Softball falls to Pacific Lutheran University in first conference doubleheader
• Women's Tennis Battles Against Pacific in Northwest Conference Opener
• Washington County deputies arrest driver after two-vehicle crash on Southwest Scholls Ferry Road
• Woman arrested after allegedly spitting on TriMet bus driver in Northeast Portland
• 27-year-old Medford man accused of beating and sexually assaulting 18-month-old stepson
• Gresham 7th-grader suspended after bringing marijuana-laced cookies to school
• Gov. John Kitzhber pushes Oregon lawmakers to move his education bills
• Authorities continue search for person of interest, missing firearm in Metzger shooting
• Oregon watches Idaho experience as wolves reduce elk population
• Beaverton police looking for suspect who robbed bank inside Albertsons store
• Parents of Eagle Point girl who died from inhaling helium hope to save others from same fate
• TriMet general manager tells Portland crowd that union contract is 'slowly strangling' public transit
• Police clear two men of suspicion in Milwaukie-area bank robbery
• Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue to celebrate 75 years of Tualatin fire service
• Retired Army general of Beaverton admits to sexually abusing boy
• A regular customer robbed a Northeast Portland bar armed with a wrench, police say
• Two homeless men shot under Morrison Bridge were turned away from shelter the night before
• Rental policies that fined families for kids' riding bikes yields settlement from apartment complex, property manager
• Southeast Portland resident defended himself with a baseball bat when intruder burst into his home
• KATU: Urban farming: Fresh produce in the city
• brightgreenportland blog: Farmers Markets? Community Supported Agriculture? Food buying clubs? It?s about to be zoned. Now is the time to speak up
• Oregon lawmakers, governor ink budget agreement: An inside look at the numbers
• Oregon Business: The unrealized potential of East Portland
• Business Journal: Keeping the Willamette River rollin'
• PPB Press Release: Portland Police Bureau Adds Additional Reports for Online Crime Reporting, 2/24/12
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• Bank robbery suspects surrender to SWAT team south of Milwaukie
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• E-cigarette defendant pleads not guilty to interfering with flight crew
• Police investigating report of gunshots in North Portland park
• Police release suspect information, victim names in homeless shooting
• David Douglas Values, a Video
• Metzger shooting suspect arraigned on assault charge
• Occupy Boise in court; Occupy Tacoma gets eviction notice
• Regional stocks: Sluggish trading to end week
• Gallery: Portland chefs
• TriMet officials say union must give concessions
• PGE earnings rise 17% in 2011, miss estimates
• Phil Knight, Bill Schonely to enter Basketball Hall of Fame
• Schwabe Williamson sued for $230M in Yogi Bhajan-related suit
• TriMet chief sees union stance as budget stumbling block
• CU Softball Splits in Opening Day of Action at SOU Tourney
• Apartment manager Norris & Stevens to pay civil rights fines
• Portland apartment vacancy rate second-lowest in nation
• Artists Repertory Theater's Nause slain on 'Grimm'
• Proposed TriMet cuts reduce Parkrose bus service
• First Day of CCC-NWC Challenge Delivers Plethora of Stadium Firsts for Hilken
• Latina declares for House District 47
• Google to release augmented reality glasses
• Ex-Starbucks CEO Donald lands new gig
• Boeing and one-year anniversary tanker win
• Schwabe Williamson sued for $230M in Yogi Bhajan-related case
• List: Top Portland hotels
• List: Top Northwest resorts
• Portland Incubator Experiment halts next class as it lines up big-name partners
• Fugitive task force wakes -- and captures -- suspect in Metzger shooting
• More working-class Oregonians dig deep to pay for housing
• Germany's SolarWorld posts a 2011 loss, blaming solar glut and Chinese dumping
• Gay bowlers not only ones bumped from prime-time slots at Northeast and Southeast Portland bowling centers
• UP to host First Avenue Career and Graduate School Fair on Friday, March 2
• Authorities identify man and woman wanted in connection with Metzger shooting
• Officers combing Northeast Portland neighborhood after reports of gunshots
• Legislators reach compromise on Oregon budget; governor reportedly agrees
• Carmina Mei Cordis: Songs Of My Heart
• Authorities identify man killed in shootout with U.S. deputy marshals
• #7 Women's Basketball Takes Down Whitman 69-64 to Move Onto NWC Championship Game
• Reynolds principal Jeff Gilbert under investigation; misuse of student body funds suspected
• 7 people arrested after Multnomah County deputies bust theft ring, investigators expect more
• Seven held in Multnomah County theft investigation
• Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association General Membership meeting announcement, 2/28/12
• Elgin close to resurrecting police department after shooting controversy
• Pendleton businesswoman Maryl Graybeal Featherstone announces campaign for state Senate seat
• Rep. Mike Schaufler faces Democratic primary challenge in Oregon House district
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oregon City prescription scam; state Rep. Mike Schaufler faces unusual primary challenge
• Officials blame wood stove chimney pipe for fire that destroyed St. Paul home
• Crying third-grader appears in court in Washington school shooting
• Northwest News: Four mail-sorting centers closing in Oregon; Josh Powell's in-laws speak out on child protection system
• Power struggle emerges between Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber and House Co-speaker Bruce Hanna
• Juveniles cited for prostitution would get record expunged ASAP: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Lawmakers vote to make it OK for nonprofits to auction off spirits: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Beaverton police release composite sketch of suspect in armed bank robbery
• Dog training bill up on House floor today: Oregon Legislature 2012
• Portland woman made famous by tofu incident now fighting eviction, $6,000 bill
• Health transformation law 's passage in Salem leaves companion bill in limbo
• Portland's tax fight over online hotel bookings heads to court
• Prison officials take precautions after two Columbia River inmates diagnosed with chicken pox
• Suspect in Washington trooper shooting was ex-con with history of antagonizing police
• Two men plead guilty to harassing a gay man in Old Town and beating a good Samaritan who intervened
• U.S. marshals fatally shoot Washington man in exchange of gunfire
• Three people hurt in head-on crash blocking U.S. 20 east of Toledo
• New York judge orders Portland man accused of insider trading to post $100,000 for release
• Healthy Home: Think outside the box
• Utah man arrested near Klamath Falls after trooper finds marijuana, hashish
• City of Portland Charter Commission - February 29th, 6-9 pm
• Snow's possible (but rain's a sure thing) for Portland this weekend
• Portland City Council 2-22-12 PM Session
• PSF-5.16 - City Council Appeals Protocol for Independent Police Review Division's Citizen Review Committee Appeals Draft for public comment
• Getting Around: Many small changes make a big impact
• PSF-5.03 - Citizen Review Committee - Independent Police Review Division - Appeals Procedures Draft for public comment
• "Going gangbusters" on community garden expansion
• SE Foster Road High Crash Corridor DRAFT Safety Plan
• NW Environmental News: Oregon spotted frogs - not owls this time - considered for endangered species protection
• SW Barbur Blouvard High Crash Corridor DRAFT Safety Plan
• 122nd Avenue High Crash Corridor DRAFT Safety Plan
• Digimarc profit up 36% in 2011
• Sears separating businesses to raise up to $500M
• Insider trading suspect Kinnucan gets bail
• Nike stock has potential to go Lunar
• Keeping the Willamette River rollin'
• T-Mobile vows to deploy advanced network by end of 2013
• House passes Kitzhaber health bill
• Regional stocks: Dow nears 13,000
• Revisions to Proposed Draft Portland Plan - Annotated
• Revisions to Proposed Draft Portland Plan
• Arbor Week 2012
• Slideshow: Zen Bicycle's frame-building shop
• Slideshow: Inside Ideabox's Ikea creation
• 2011 Updates for Software Developers
• Aquatics Spring 2012 Catalog
• Swimmers post strong state performances
• What does Eileen Brady mean when she talks about 'job-delaying' permitting? Portland City Hall roundup (Oregonian) 2.22.12
• Warren Jimenez, Mayor Sam Adams' second chief of staff, lands new city job (Oregonian) 2.17.12
• Garden planting; midnight jazz; Academy Awards watch party: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Beaverton considers extending time limits for parking on Broadway downtown
• A Well-Read Man
• Air Force kills plan to buy iPads for pilots
• HP stocks dives following earnings report
• Report: Boeing, Airbus making too many planes
• Microsoft, Amazon, others agree to privacy controls
• Massive manhunt underway in Washington after trooper shot and killed during traffic stop
• Portland-Milwaukie light rail praised as jobs creator
• Thursday business roundup: Nike, Adidas welcome Linsanity; Portland brand Queen Bee inspires a startup, Spooltown
• Activist, tree climber Arrow plans run for mayor’s job
• Saudi Arabian teen who disrupted Portland-to-Houston flight is mentally ill, friends and family say
• Jordan sues Chinese sports company for using his name
• 2 military helicopters collide in southeast California; NBC reports 7 Marines were killed
• Oregon Zoo's California condors at six eggs and counting this busy breeding season
• Unable to pass a bond, Portland Public Schools borrows $45 million for school building upgrades
• Washington trooper shot and killed; suspect's pickup found
• Washington trooper fatally shot in early morning traffic stop; suspect remains at large
• Portland weather: foggy morning, then sunshine
• Ten people displaced in Southeast Portland apartment fire
• Cavs Sign Versatile Guard Emily Graver to 2012-13 team
• Cav Clips - Feb. 23, 2012
• Gerald Gregg, a 26-year veteran of Oregon State Police, appointed assistant director of Public Safety
• Engineering and Computer Science Career Fair set for Friday, Feb. 24
• Construction begins on new Fields park
• Garden plots help city harvest a sense of community
• County rail fight challenges funding
• Decoding your brain
• Council majority prefers to keep ‘status quo’ on access to Oswego Lake
• Stalled talks force Beaverton School District’s hand
• Olympic runner, author Galloway shares training philosophies with local distance runners
• Lakeridge cracks the whip on school dances
• Donaldson takes on a new role at city hall
• Mass appeal
• Making room for more
• Residents raise a stink
• Library grant to help bridge the gap between youth, seniors
• Boater helps people reconnect with river
• Oswego Lake: It is private — or is it?
• Sources Say • County building is a real steal
• Survival of the wittiest
• Police overtime costs city about $2 million for protests
• Performing is Chad Bode's claim to PHAME
• Library supporters kick off May levy campaign
• West Linn explores new revenue streams
• Designer’s iPod dock gets a charge from Kickstarter
• Nike new product: Basketball and training shoes that measure performance
• Family escapes Northeast Portland home safely after fire breaks out
• on the spot with...sara villanueva
• Spooltown stitches together a new business making Queen Bee Creations' bags
• Jeremy Lin craze is welcome news at Nike, Adidas
• Portland magistrate orders accused inside trader free, but he remains jailed
• Unruly Saudi Arabian teen hit crew, spoke of bin Laden on Portland-to-Houston flight, federal indictment says
• Clackamas County Roundup: Lake Oswego city councilors favor restricted lake access; West Linn resident on 'American Idol'
• Workers call 911 after hearing shots and screams, Portland police find men shot as they lay sleeping
• Gladstone man accused of posting fake Craigslist ads to harass former girlfriend
• Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber voices frustration that health care, education reforms are bottled up
• Crime Stoppers offers $1,000 reward to find gunman who killed bouncer at Grand Central Restaurant and Bowling Lounge
• Washington Legislature: Columbia River Crossing tolling bill moves forward
• Portland address on threatening letters appears to be phony
• Oregon Health & Science University nursing school revamps under state oversight
• Police say alert neighbor thwarted morning theft at Corvallis home
• UPCC Spring 2012
• Oregon Legislature ensures Facebook's Prineville plant doesn't face higher taxes
• Washington elementary school shooting leaves third-grader wounded, classmate detained
• 2011 Food Policy Council Report
• Do sunset commissions exist in other states, Congress? PolitiFact Oregon
• 2010 Food Policy Council Report
• Investigators say faulty stove chimney pipe caused attic fire in Woodburn home
• 20 years after man disappears from central Oregon town, authorities announce arrests of two murder suspects
• Northwest News: Senator resigns amid sex harassment allegations in Idaho; suspect in two Washington murders kills himself
• Forest Grove mom, daughter sue city, police after allegedly unlawful traffic stop
• House poised to vote on central piece of health care reform: 2012 Legislature
• Two instructors at Northeast Portland's Sheet Metal Institute among 12 finalists vying for national title
• Communications Annex
• Beaverton police release surveillance photo of suspect in bank robbery
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• Upcoming Charter Commission Meeting
• Hacienda CDC to build covered futsal court in Northeast Portland's Cully community
• Enforcement / Complaint Operational Changes and Priorities
• HP profit drops 44%, but tops expectations
• Comparative Valuation of Ecosystem Services
• Judge orders release of accused inside trader Kinnucan
• TriMet hikes LIFT service fares
• Nike continues push into the digital world
• 2011 Bicycle Counts Report
• Portland set to build new Pearl park
• Regional stocks: Market turns lower
• Bryan DeBoer to become Lithia Motors CEO
• March 1, 2012 CWG Meeting Packet
• January 4, 2012 Technical Advisory Group Meeting Summary
• Businesses honored for contributions to Oregon agriculture
• CC2035 Steering Committee Meeting #4
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• Northwest Turns Away Cavs' Upset Bid in CCC Quarterfinals
• Portland's Hopworks lands Travel Channel segment
• Bend developer pleads guilty to fraud
• Cavs Drop Pair to D3 No. 1 Linfield
• Non-profit puts Used Goods to Good Use
• Police Use of Force Town Hall Set
• Aloha Jr Metro Warriors basketball team members bound by pride and friendship
• Felony pollution charges against farm set for trial
• Two arrested for robbery on MAX platform
• Beaverton School Board agrees to use eminent domain to secure future high school property
• Home sales rise 4.3 percent in January, hitting the fastest pace in almost two years
• Wednesday biz roundup: Nike eyes gold in Olympic products; Apple buys Crook Co. land for data center
• Beaverton School Board selects Linda Degman as its newest member
• Two homeless men shot in early morning drive-by in Southeast Portland
• Half of Amazon Kindle Fire owners eyeing iPad3
• Bon Appétit prioritizes animal welfare
• Nike's new apparel includes eco-friendly innovation
• Alleged insider trader Kinnucan due in court
• Duncan Campbell named 2012 First Citizen
• Feds detain passenger who used electronic cigarette, became 'uncooperative' on flight out of Portland International Airport
• Nike expected to introduce new digital sports product in New York
• 5 arrested in home-care union protest at Vancouver
• Portland weather: rain all day
• Men's Basketball Notes : Cavs Face Eagles in CCC Quarterfinals
• West Linn-Wilsonville opts into open enrollment provision with 255 transfer spots
• Beaverton School Board says no to new students wanting to transfer into the district
• Sherwood City Council unanimously approves $10 million urban renewal amendment
• TriMet increases LIFT fares
• Right place, right time for river rescue
• Forest Grove police face federal civil rights suit
• Thirty bus shelters vandalized
• Forest Grove envisions transit link, Congress envisions cuts to projects
• Two homeless men wounded in early morning shooting
• Oregon Legislature approves 3 new no-fishing marine reserves
• PPB crime stats for week 5 of 2012
• PPB crime stats for week 5 of 2012
• Vancouver police arrest handful of protesters at social services office
• Nike seeks gold with introduction of Olympics-inspired products
• Oregon college students call for an end to rising tuition, declining state support
• Apple buys land from Crook County for new data center
• Bill to require larger cages for egg-laying hens faces clash in Congress
• Flight departing Portland International Airport turns around after passenger lights electronic cigarette, becomes disruptive
• Clackamas County Roundup: Molalla burglary victim chases suspect through town; Milwaukie-area man faces murder charge after failed suicide
• FBI agents seize computers from Northeast Portland man's house for alleged threats against controversial Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio
• La Grande mayor's Facebook posting on gay marriage sparks anger, calls for his resignation
• Employers could not discriminate against the unemployed under bill: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Deputies arrest 29-year-old man they say was responsible for caring for malnourished horses found in South Salem field
• Evidence needed for new murder trial disappeared for years into Oregon Justice Department cabinet
• Images found on former OHSU nurse's computer might have been taken at Doernbecher, according to court files
• Milwaukie man survives suicide attempt, faces murder charge
• The Oregon Zoo's rhino, Pete, is euthanized after suffering from advanced kidney failure
• West Coast log and lumber exports jumped in 2011, with China as the major destination for both
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, seeks sale
• Hillsboro man, 57, who police say was stabbed seven times by son, in fair condition
• City of Portland Charter Comission Independent Utility Commission Meeting, Friday, Feb. 24, 2 PM
• Two teens accused of robbing another at knifepoint on a Gresham MAX platform
• San Francisco startup Coffee & Power expands into Portland
• SE Uplift E-Newsletter,March 2012
• Canby School District to offer about 400 open enrollment spots
• Oregon lawmakers approve stiffer penalties for disrupting funerals
• Toro Bravo and Beast love; mayoral candidate forum; other Northeast Portland news: Wednesday Roundup
• TriMet: Bus driver who hit Tigard woman on Oregon 99W has 'good record'
• You're Invited! Come to a community workshop about Cully Main Street and Local Street Plans Project
• Bureau Advisory Committee (BAC)
• N Williams SAC February 21 packet - part three
• N Williams SAC Feb 21 packet - part two
• N Williams SAC Feb 21 packet - part one
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO)
• Women outnumber men in Portland — but just barely
• Regional stocks: A sluggish start to trading
• 2012 RFP for Fair Housing Audit Testing
• Food Stamped Showing Packs the Bagdad!
• Adidas lands Heisman winner RG3
• 02/14/2012 PSC minutes
• East Portland in Motion
• Southwest Corridor
• MESO, Northeast Portland nonprofit, moves to new digs, keeps growing
• New clinic with variety of services opens in Northwest Portland
• Nike unveils products for the Games that shall not be named
• TM Calendar 12-26-11 to 1-1-12
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• Wilson cheerleaders win state championship
• Madison offers Big Poetry Slam teaser
• PDC plans neighborhood grants round
• It's pronounced 'Ory-gun,' not 'Ory-gone'
• Sterling Savings Bank lays off 6% of workers
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy; sells assets to BGC
• Allan Price's death a big loss for Oregon
• Pilots Pull Away From Cavs for 11-4 Win
• Pilots Pull Away From Cavs for 11-4 Win
• Arena, Skins: How two brands live together
• Company disputing Apple's rights to iPad name in China is open to a settlement, its lawyer says
• Tuesday business roundup: Pat Kilkenny's Eugene real estate deal; Internet travel sites dispute Portland's hotel tax collection attempt
• Rose Schaefer, Northeast Portland student, to be on 'Jeopardy!'
• Report: Larger Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet planned
• Pakistan airline places Boeing order
• Microsoft, Google in cookie fight
• Arena, SKINS and how two brands live together
• Body found early this morning in Vancouver field
• Pat Kilkenny's bet on 'arena district' real estate deal at the University of Oregon pays off
• Portland weather: wet and mild
• Bon App?tit Management Company Announces Groundbreaking Animal Welfare Policy
• Greg Rybarczyk, creator of ESPN?s Home Run Tracker, to speak at University of Portland on Feb. 22
• Grandparents, two children flee house fire in Hazel Dell
• Suspects fire shots at Good Samaritan who tries to stop purse theft at Southeast Portland MAX platform
• Beaverton man arrested in hit-and-run bike crash
• Bystander helping purse-snatch victim dodges flying bullets
• TriMet solar project complete
• Deputies investigating armed home invasion at Hazel Dell apartment
• House proposal would weaken Senate foreclosure protection bills, validate MERS
• Head Women's Basketball Coach Juli Fulks to be Featured on Northwest Sports Tonight with Ron Callan
• Women's Basketball Moves Back to 7th in the Nation
• Hollins Named to Northwest Conference First-Team
• Three Pioneers Earn All-Conference Honors
• Men's and Women's Basketball Prepare for Northwest Conference Semi-Finals on Thursday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.
• Authorities find missing man and woman safe in Northern California
• Emergency crews respond to two bicyclists struck by vehicles in separate incidents in Aloha
• Oswego Lake access to be discussed during tonight's city council meeting
• Bend airman killed in Africa plane crash loved to fly, friend says
• House approves easing limits on urban-level development near cities
• Clackamas County Roundup: Smoke alarm saves Oregon City man's life; Wilsonville Mayor Tim Knapp to run again
• Klamath County authorities looking for missing man and woman
• Election year politics intrudes at Oregon Legislature, stalls key bills
• Portland man Mustafa Elogbi home safe, but his family wants to know why the FBI blocked his return from Libya
• 63-year-old man arrested on suspicion of DUII after crash on U.S. 30 near Multnomah-Columbia county line
• More than 1,000 at Oregon Capitol urge lawmakers to save schools, chant 'No more cuts'
• Oregon City man escapes residential fire after being alerted by recently installed smoke alarm
• Q&A: Tualatin City Councilor Nancy Grimes
• Police: Four people in custody following reports of gunshots in Southeast Portland
• Hillsboro's new marketing manager is Corinne Bloomfield
• Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods, Concordia University host two city council/mayoral forums in Northeast Portland
• Portland Housing Bureau awards $9 million to 3 low-income housing developments
• Newt Gingrich also plans campaign swing through Washington before March 3 caucuses
• Salem Health wants Oregon's new health organizations to be federally approved nonprofits -- and get out of campaigns
• Forest Grove detective helps shape Oregon bill to protect vulnerable elderly from fraud and abuse
• Washington County detectives investigate robbery at Aloha gas station
• AFOOFA robotics team helps Reedville Elementary students create their own Lego robots
• Portland Fire & Rescue releases 911 tapes reporting man in vat of chemicals
• Washington County detectives ask for public's help in identifying three suspects in robbery, assault
• Police investigating report of gunshots in Southeast Portland
• Lake access floats to city council agenda
• Monday biz roundup: Growers see canola opportunity; advice on student aid, cremation
• Bill to shut down disorderly conduct near funerals set for final passage: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Two victims in Washington avalanche identified; survivor recalls tumbling thousands of feet
• CU’s Tuesday Tilt against the Pilots Moved to Hilken Community Stadium
• Cavs Sweep Track Honors for Second Time this Season
• Portland weather: week ahead looks wet
• University of Portland team of business students places first in the West Coast 6th Annual Student Case Competition, sponsored by APICS (Association for Operations Management)
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jeffrey Eugenides to give free talk at University of Portland on Monday, Feb. 27
• University of Portland Wind Symphony and Orchestra concert to be held 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26
• 3 skiers killed in Washington avalanche; 4th survived
• Four arrested in shooting incident
• Labor ruling could force TriMet to cut $17 million
• Budget forums let public sound off on city spending
• Two Clackamas County house fires have very different results
• Men's and Women's Cross Country Teams Named to USTFCCCA All-Academic List
• Heart mystery solved; OMSI Science Pub; teens sue for climate change: Northwest Portland news
• Record enrollments give Oregon universities big reserve accounts
• Hundreds of out-of-staters find comfort in obtaining Oregon medical marijuana cards
• Teachers talk tech use in the classroom at Portland conference
• 8 people missing in Washington avalanche accounted for
• Albany man, 37, arrested after Salem car chase that injures 5
• Portland woman involved in Washington traffic accident that killed woman
• Officials release details about man, 57, who died in Swan Island chemical tank
• Nehalem woman tips her hat -- make that many hats -- to Tillamook Breast Cancer Coalition
• 3 dead, up to 8 missing in Washington avalanche
• Beaverton house fire displaces 11 people, rabbit and dog
• TriMet bus driver didn't have enough time to avoid crash with Tigard woman, police said
• OHSU's Allan Price dies suddenly
• Bouncer killed in fatal SE Portland shooting is identified
• Road opens after sliding near Vida
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• Two hurt in crash when car goes wrong way on Oregon 217
• Car chase ends near downtown Salem with five hurt
• TriMet trying to identify girl carrying machete on crowded MAX train
• Worker's body found inside 12-foot-deep chemical tank on Swan Island
• Two injured in Highway 217 collision caused by wrong-way driver
• Suter No HIts Whitworth while Bats Stay Hot in Final Day at NW Cup
• Sunday sunshine, then rain on and off
• 20-foot waves closed down Columbia River bar, others
• One dead in Washington crash near Clark County
• Northwest News: Portland writer Cheryl Strayed talks about being Dear Sugar; photographer camps out in Alaskan winter to capture northern lights
• Police investigating fatal shooting outside SE Portland bowling alley
• Consensual or criminal? Two UO students' sexual assault allegations show the difficulties facing accusers and school officials
• Oregon high school students compete for top chef honors
• Bowling alley bouncer killed
• Saturday evening fire destroys Washington County mobile home
• Softball Drops Both Games at Northwest Cup
• Men's Basketball Earns No. 4 Seed in Northwest Conference Tournament With 70-57 Win Over Pacific
• Baseball Opens Home Play With Two Loses to Corban
• Fatal early-morning fire in North Portland was accidental, officials say
• For Oregon farmers, oil-rich canola is either promise or peril
• Balance of power: Oregon lawmakers pushing to have more say in government operations
• Pinball finds resurgence in popularity in Portland and across the country
• Cavs Drop Game to EOU, Enter CCC Tournament
• Oregon State Police investigating fatal crash on Interstate 5 north of Cottage Grove
• Allan Price, president of OHSU Foundation, dies at age 56
• Dramatic blaze at Washington state's largest oil refinery is investigated
• Cavs Break Through with Two Wins on Day 2 of Northwest Cup
• Release of Donald Richardson, who killed and dismembered his wife in eastern Oregon, alarms her sisters
• Cavs Can't Overcome Cold First Half in Loss to EOU
• Four More Records Fall in Final Tune-Up
• Police continue to investigate two gang-related shootings around Northeast Portland
• Police investigating two stabbings in downtown Portland
• Man dies in Portland blaze, second fatal fire in three days
• Man dies in N Portland house fire
• Can you really get a home near Lake Oswego for less than $150,000? PolitiFact Oregon
• Northwest News: Estacada residents push to remove residents from substandard rentals; Mt. Angel's Wurstfest shows off modern polka
• When did the war in Iraq stop being a war? Oregon veteran sues over the question
• Joseph Rose on Commuting: Enter school zones with caution and leave the same way
• Gang enforcement team investigating shooting in Northeast Portland that injured teen
• Albany firefighters rescue snapping turtle, cat and two small alligators from burning garage
• Production designer is a 2012 Oscar nominee for his work on the ‘The Artist’
• Testimony reveals differing accounts of Fairview police shooting
• City strategy wants public to be friends with Willamette River
• Seniors Leave With Victory as Men's Basketball Takes Down Puget Sound 78-72 in Final Home Game
• Portland police end beef heart investigation after woman reveals she was intended recipient of joke gift
• Get savvy and you can boost college aid
• Authorities offer $10,000 reward for information about attempted arson at Camas High School
• Shooting wounds NE Portland teen
• 44-year-old woman seriously injured in head-on crash on Oregon 224 near Damascus
• FBI insider trading probe snares president of Portland investment research company
• 46-year-old pedestrian struck and killed by pickup on U.S. 97 north of La Pine
• Clackamas County Roundup: Anti-light rail initiative set for September ballot; I-5 south crash causes heavy congestion
• Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue crews and police respond to report of accidental shooting in Sherwood
• Days before family gathers in Portland to remember 21-year-old woman, thieves take suitcase containing her clothes, photos and ashes
• Obama visits Everett Boeing plant, promotes steps to boost U.S. trade
• Anonymous donor gives $35,000 to save Hillsboro High School autoshop program
• Two states investigate Oregon prison counselor who admits napping on second job
• Portland bicycle traffic grew by more than 6 percent in 2011, city study shows
• Portland investment analyst arrested in insider trading investigation made threats, prosecutors allege
• In Boise, Romney attacks Santorum as no fiscal conservative, picks up at least $300,000 at fundraiser
• Lanes to close on new streetcar tracks next week for vehicle testing
• Water pipe bursts at Oregon State Capitol
• Pediatric nurse at Doernbecher Children's Hospital faces child porn charges
• Man shot by Astoria Police identified, faces attempted aggravated murder charges
• Emergency notification successful in NE Portland 2-17-12
• Estacada residents face homelessness in dispute over substandard rentals
• Clackamas County anti-rail initiative set for September ballot after missing deadline for May election
• After years of unused funding, Tigard neighborhood program loses money
• Home Builders: Portland-area housing affordability highest since 2004
• State Legislative Update 2/17/12
• Suicidal man in Northeast Portland throws down knives, surrenders
• NWS: Winter Weather Returns
• Week of February 20, 2012
• Community Gardens Program
• Northwest News: Fed police party in Puget Sound on luxury boat bought with fishing fine money
• I-5 south reopened at Wilsonville, but long backup remains
• Oregon 224 reopened near Damascus after head-on crash; 2 injured
• Werbin Property Advisory Committee Interest Form
• Willamette Park Advisory Committee Interest Form
• Share your budget priorities with Mayor Adams and City Commissioners at a Community Budget Forum on March 5 or March 21.
• Cheers! Oregon wine symposium has good news
• Portland family poverty rate at 8.3%
• Audit: PDC needs to address conflicts, partners
• PSSRP QA Report for 12.01.11 - 1.31.12
• Portland Business Journal wins 3 SABEW awards
• Nearly 2 years in prison for Beaverton car thief
• Portland seeks brownfield developers
• Regional stocks: Dow nears 13,000
• Worksite Fitness Classes
• Wind credit absent from payroll tax cut extension
• Obama: Boeing 787 Dreamliner is 'plane of the future'
• TriMet gets two new board members
• Historic Landmarks Commission - February 27, 2012
• Design Commission Agenda - March 1, 2012
• Last call for Champions restaurant at the Marriott
• Oregon AG urges Supreme Court to uphold health care reform
• BLACKWOOD CAFE
• Friday Roundup
• Marine Drive High Crash Corridor Survey
• Marine Drive Existing Conditions Report
• Oregon Senate OKs expanded protections for homeowners in foreclosure
• PECI laying off 15% of employees
• North Bethany open house will explore affordable housing
• HP earnings surprise coming next week?
• Northwest News: Arson investigation into Idaho mansion fire on eve of foreclosure; Piggyback Bandit, Sherwin Shayegan, now banned in five states
• Washington Mutual dissident shareholders OK deal
• Clearwire may need 'substantial additional capital'
• Amazon Kindle Fire eats into Apple's iPad tablet lead
• Pac-12 revenues fifth in the U.S.
• CRC clears legal hurdle, financial questions remain
• Nordstrom profit rises, outlook disappoints
• CUI Global raises $10M, jumps to NASDAQ
• Hollywood Bowl vs. gays; naked Valentine's Day couple; Parkrose school survey and other Northeast Portland news: Friday Roundup
• Yard, Garden & Patio Show; Hollywood Theatre makeover; Zwickelmania and other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Arrest of Reed students on marijuana charges stirs campus debate
• Friday biz roundup: Officials detail downtown Portland Target, while Walmart eyes May opening for Beaverton grocery store
• Tap reserves to prevent prison closures, other cuts, Gov. John Kitzhaber asks Oregon budget writers
• Laurie Kelley promoted to Associate Vice President of University Relations and Chief Marketing Officer at University of Portland
• University of Portland?s University Singers, Women?s Chorale, and Jazz Band concert to be held 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19
• 30-year-old man arrested after fatal shooting of transient man in Grants Pass
• Pedestrian struck by TriMet bus on Southwest Pacific Highway in Tigard
• Man stabbed in neck during fight at Salem park; two people arrested
• Gas station attendant injured after being pinned between truck, gas pump in Southeast Portland
• Cappella Romana News - February 2012
• Kitzhaber: Create ‘different revenue source’ for counties in dire straits
• Authorities arrest five, seize more than 1,000 marijuana plants in Portland raid
• North Clackamas votes against offering open enrollment spots for next year
• Fatal pedestrian-involved traffic crash blocks U.S. 97 near LaPine
• TriMet bus hits woman on Pacific Highway in Tigard
• Marion County deputies looking for missing terminally ill man after hiker finds abandoned car
• Lennar's Portland expansion raises concern in Clark County building community
• Clackamas County Roundup: Milwaukie waives $1.8 million in fees; sheriff's deputy involved in 3-car crash
• Sullivan's Gulch Trail Concept Plan PowerPoint
• Oregon is a sales tax hater, but Curry County may use it to replace federal timber funding
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 12 Slideshow
• N Williams SAC Adopted Top Ten Outcomes
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 13 agenda
• Portland house overrun with clutter hampers efforts to contain fatal fire
• Multnomah County jury grants $40 million settlement to two farmers whose nursery crops were destroyed by fertilizer
• Oregon state employees sue to reverse pay deduction for skipping health program
• 21-year-old man sentenced to jail after arrest in West Linn for identity theft purchases
• Hillsboro police search for suspect in Sunset Grill armed robbery
• Man accused of selling one of 39 computers stolen from Lent School
• Oregon House committee endorses three no-fishing marine reserves
• Zwickelmania; Williams-Sonoma market; a TV party: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Portland man accused of robbing convenience store tells officers he needed cash for his brother's debt
• Marion County deputies recover eight malnourished horses from 'deplorable' conditions in South Salem field
• Portland jury awards nearly $40 million to two farmers after fertilizer destroys their crops
• ONI News
• Updated: Milwaukie waives $1.8 million in franchise fees for Clackamas County's broadband project
• Portland jury awards $25 million in tobacco case against Philip Morris
• Suspect in Southwest Portland bank robbery arrested in Salem
• Helicopter involved in fatal Wyoming crash was registered to Hillsboro Aviation, officials say
• Sight-impaired athletes play goalball at Hillsboro's Eastwood Elementary, preparing for tournament
• Online PFHT Complaint Submission
• SCHMIZZA PUB & GRUB
• Up to an inch of rain forecast to fall on Portland this weekend
• Letter From The First Graduating Class
• Food Choices: Grow your own!
• Getting the Right Information During an Emergency
• Slideshow: Forty Under 40 brings out the Tweets in us
• ONI FY2012-13 Requested Budget
• BPA's Bethany tree-cutting damage expected to cost thousands of dollars to replace
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• Sustainable Business Oregon: Portland brings order to food-growing chaos
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• Portland homes sell faster as price, inventory drop
• Roseburg businessman sentenced for bank fraud
• Regional stocks: Market rebounds on Greek deal
• Paul Allen: Bring on the new Sonics
• Williams-Sonoma to hold artisan market this weekend
• Adams: Jimenez moves to parks, Yocum promoted
• Oregon could protect non-working job seekers
• Target eyes locations beyond the Galleria
• Montoya named 'Portland Monthly' publisher
• Is Kellogg ready to snack on Diamond Foods?
• CU Baseball Moved Back to Sunday
• Oregon foreclosure rate seventh-highest in nation
• Grant High 'G-ing'; President's Day for bored kids; other Northeast Portland news: Thursday Roundup
• Mortgage rates unchanged for third straight week, remain at 3.87 percent for 30-year home loan
• Timber owners speak out on BPA transmission project
• Thursday biz roundup: County timber payment plan makes gains in U.S. House; statewide foreclosure starts hit 40-month low
• Apple makes tighter rules for address book apps
• One dead in early morning Northeast Portland house fire
• Apple's 'Mountain Lion' to add iPad, iPhone features
• Ayer retiring as Alaska Air Group CEO
• What's it like flying in a Boeing 787 Dreamliner?
• NBA back in Seattle? Hedge fund manager has a plan
• Oregon 20th in U.S. for foreclosure
• Portland's Miller Nash takes flak representing Japanese whalers who oppose Sea Shepherd attacks
• Foreclosure action in Oregon drops to 40-month low in January
• Portland weather: grab that umbrella as you head out
• Cav Clips - Feb. 16, 2012
• Portland names first director for new Office of Equity and Human Rights
• Portland SERT team arrests 19-year-old accused of robbing Southeast Portland convenience store
• Sources Say • Neighbors on answer patrol
• City, port bank on ambitious export plan
• Downtown LO: Land of beige?
• Federal grant puts downtown Beaverton plans on fast track
• Southridge senior wins scholarship as the top state Siemens finisher
• New museum aims to make snakes less scary
• Funding withdrawn from Tigard's little-used neighborhood program
• Fear of food
• Man dies in NE Portland fire fueled by ‘excessive’ contents
• A bridge in Español?
• Family and pet snakes safe after home fire
• Parents, teachers defend classes, programs from district's budget ax
• Tualatin High School cheerleaders win back-to-back championships
• Lake Oswego council considers bringing farmlands into city
• Little Brothers face long wait for mentors
• Rail fight hits the gas
• Drug zone fight gives Old Town a big lift
• Cashless author’s idea, book set off fireworks
• Religious exemptions tilt immunization’s balance
• Q & A with Shannon Donaldson
• County timber payments plan moving fast in U.S. House, generating conflict and worry
• SAAC Partners with Special Olympics for NWC Coin Drive
• Harry & David's holiday sales bloom after bankruptcy
• Portland-area home sales up in January
• Clackamas County Roundup: Damascus nursery's multimillion-dollar bankruptcy filing; Mt. Hood climber died from skull fractures
• Court orders Portland to negotiate changes in pension formula; city could owe thousands to 260 retired firefighters, police
• Washington AG Rob McKenna sides with consumers and homeowners vs. MERS forclosures
• Clackamas County to auction 17 foreclosed properties, including two occupied homes and historic cabin
• Suspect chase, suspicious bottle temporarily shut down Salem elementary school
• AIR Spring 2012 Catalog
• Motorcyclist who crashed into bicyclist on Portland's Hawthorne Bridge gets 90 days
• Gov. John Kitzhaber offers alternative budget ideas to skeptical Oregon lawmakers
• Can you drive the length of a football field in the time it takes to check a text? PolitiFact Oregon
• Hillsboro police seek two suspects in armed restaurant robbery
• More than 500 readers respond to survey on Portland's curbside composting
• State of Multnomah County address canceled due to death in Jeff Cogen's family
• Culver man crashes into semi-truck while trying to avoid animal on U.S. 26 near Madras
• Searchers recover bodies from plane crash in popular hiking area near Seattle
• House Rules Committee set to create tobacco enforcement fund: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Jury hung on whether Beaverton man committed manslaughter in accidental shooting
• Forest Grove man sent to prison for sexually abusing girl, 11, in a park
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• Portland State University career fair appeals to all majors
• Northwest Portland homeowners find beef heart by front door; police investigating
• Man, woman killed in head-on crash on icy U.S. 97 near Crescent
• California woman dies, daughter seriously injured after crashing into semi-truck on U.S. 97 near Oregon-California border
• No. 2 leader of Portland Public Schools will retire in June
• PBEM: Mayor urges Portlanders to sign up at PublicAlerts.org following citywide notification test (2-15-2012)
• Charter Commission Public Hearing 2nd Notice
• Washington Legislature: Debate over abortion coverage bill roils House
• Traffic Advisory for February 15, 2012 Traffic signals will be out of service on SW Naito Pkwy
• Portland brings order to food-growing chaos
• How Digimarc helps 'Sports Illustrated' reduce swimsuit coverage
• Portland partners with Brazilian firm on cleantech
• Regional stocks: Apple, Greece drag down market
• IDT closes $26M fab sale to Alpha and Omega Semiconductor
• Oregonian: Mount Hood - Unraveling the mystery beneath a buttoned-down volcano (2-14-2012)
• Hearings Officer Agenda - 3/12/12 to 3/14/12
• Hearings Officer Agenda - 3/5/12 to 3/7/12
• Lions Homecoming Basketball Has National Tournament Implications
• Week of February 6 - 12, 2012
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• TriMet's Dashboard lets public see how it performs
• Portland the nation's No. 72 most-affluent city
• Grand jury declines indictment in officer-involved shooting
• Portland Housing Bureau awards $9m to developers
• Obama budget supports end to Saturday mail delivery
• Cully community street plan subject of Northeast Portland workshop
• Randall Children’s Hospital Opens
• Tuition-Free Magnet Expands
• Police investigate Old Town assaults
• More Oregon exports could generate 100,000 jobs
• Wash. Senate approves Columbia River bridge toll
• Boxx Corp. making splash with electric scooter
• Study finds drop in overseas technology outsourcing
• Can Apple's iPhone maintain holiday momentum?
• Amazon unit Quidsi enters home goods market
• Washington Mutual bankruptcy plan hits a snag
• Portland Housing Bureau awards $9M to developers
• Portland's Chirpify turns Twitter into sales channel
• Wednesday biz roundup: Washington Senate OKs Columbia River Crossing toll bill; Portland looks to double exports
• Oregon Senate passes health reform with a switch by Betsy Johnson
• Portland weather: clouds this morning, then sunshine
• Clark County voters approve funding for schools
• UP community to volunteer with Friends of Trees, plant 36 trees at University-owned homes on Feb. 18
• Sherwood School District approves open enrollment spots; Mark Christie resigns from board
• Vernon community in Northeast Portland rallies against 7-Eleven with support from North Portland's St. Johns
• Fatal traffic crash blocks U.S. 97 south of Klamath Falls
• Electric chargers come to Forest Grove
• Prime Time owners plan to rebuild in Forest Grove
• City likely to ask voters for a bump in property tax
• Districts chart plans for effect of ‘open enrollment’
• Former Tualatin Valley Chevy owner indicted
• Soccer coach jailed on statutory rape allegations
• Keeping up with Barbara
• 6.0-magnitude earthquake reported off Oregon coast, no tsunami expected
• Jobs vs. environment at Oregon legislature as timber and water bills get pushed upstream
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster Kennel Club dog show
• Portland Chief Mike Reese defends use of force, says officers responding to twice as many suicide calls
• Interstate 84 reopens east of Pendleton; officials say chains required for trucks in area
• U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood recommends $100 million for TriMet's Portland-Milwaukie light-rail line
• Clackamas County Roundup: Milwaukie light rail up for $100 million from feds; Lake Oswego residents to discuss public lake access
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• Witnesses give differing accounts of Fairview police fatal shooting
• Oregon's 2012 Legislature approaches its halfway mark: What bills are dead, which have a chance?
• Oregon State Police report two fatalities in U.S. 97 crash near Crescent
• Oregon budget writers, Gov. John Kitzhaber dismiss suggestion of multiple prison closures
• Naked woman found bound in back of Subaru; car's owner calls it Valentine's Day role-playing, Portland police report
• Tigard police arrest two in robbery at Nordstrom in Washington Square Mall
• Officials aim to double metro Portland's exports to $42 billion in five years
• Detained Tigard businessman Jamal Tarhuni: 'I do intend to clear my name'
• More Oregon exports could generate 100,000 jobs
• Judge orders loquacious Tigard fraudster Johnny Brown to pay his victims millions
• Best Buy teams up with Seattle-based Car Toys
• Astoria authorities raise possibility that suspect may not have fired at police before being shot
• Aloha home-invasion robbery sends man to prison for 7 1/2 years
• Four injured in three-vehicle crash that temporarily closed U.S. 26 east of Sandy
• Canadian company wants to keep test drilling for copper near Mount St. Helens
• Metro moves against Troutdale
• Valentines Day improv!
• Probation for man who exposed himself to Hillsboro girl
• Woman suffers life-threatening injuries after falling from climbing wall at ClubSport Oregon in Tualatin
• Key health reform bill passed by Oregon Senate after swing Democrat flips
• Cedar Hills man wins nearly $20 million in Oregon Lottery jackpot
• Photos of Japan rebuilding 11 months after the earthquake and tsunami
• Relocation Reimbursement Application and Agreement Guidelines
• Police reopen U.S. 26 east of Sandy after injury crash, but warn of delays
• Oregon 213 closure leads to rescheduled furlough days for Oregon City School District
• National Post: See how Japan has rebuilt in the 11 months since the earthquake and tsunami (2-14-2012)
• Health reform: Not much love for the requirement to buy coverage
• Grand jury transcripts released in Fairview fatal police shooting
• Stocks stage late rally and finish flat
• Regional stocks: A slow day on Wall Street
• FOSTER GARDENS TAVERN
• BANDINI PIZZA & PASTA
• Wieden+Kennedy lays off about 40 in Portland
• ALIVIAR COFFEEHOUSE
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• THE MODERN MAN BARBER SHOP
• Oregon Senate passes coordinated care bill
• Obama budget: $119M for Oregon transportation projects
• Sen. Merkley to recognize Roosevelt
• Oregonians to rally for education Feb. 20
• Art by Sabin School and ACCESS students on display at new Randall Children's Hospital
• Madison High seeks community support for ambitious 'Pirates of Penzance' performances in Northeast Portland
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• Pool Rental Rates 2012
• BOB'S HANDY PANTRY
• Portland app for that? No? Tell us your idea, and it might get built
• Eagle Creek Nursery files for bankruptcy
• UO economic impact: $2.12B
• Signs: Portable and Temporary
• Oregon seeks to co-lead suit against Bank of New York Mellon
• Rx makers: Drug trials helpful to Oregon
• ACCESS WINE & SPIRITS
• OLD TOWN PIZZA CO
• Gang shooting suspects arrested in Utah
• Cavs Picked Fourth in NAIA West Region Poll
• BBSI reports Q4 loss
• Boeing lands its biggest order yet: $22.4 billion for 230 planes
• Big bills day in Salem on Oregon's birthday: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Tuesday biz roundup: Obama restores forest payments in proposed budget; help for laid-off Xerox workers
• Benson High holds 92nd annual Tech Show open house in Northeast Portland this week
• Boeing Air Force, Navy work may slow under DOD budget
• Boeing, Lion Air finalize massive 737 order
• Grant fields; King School; squatters; Portland Chamber Music will play Coldplay: Northeast Portland Tuesday Roundup
• Portland Public Schools leaders: We are better monitoring principal and teacher performance
• Apple tests smaller iPad screen to battle Amazon
• Washington same sex marriage foes plan referendum
• Italian prosecutors seek to reinstate Amanda Knox conviction
• Report slams U.S. voter registration errors; Oregon seeks to improve by sharing data with other states
• Papers belonging to Josh Powell and his missing wife found at Washington recycling site
• Valentine's Day forecast for Portland: stormy with possibility of hail
• 2012 Concordia Softball Preview
• Lake Oswego to continue planning for open enrollment in high schools, extra Spanish language immersion class
• University of Portland music professor Patrick Murphy wins prestigious national Graves Award; will research and instruct students in Soviet military band music
• University of Portland announces RISE campaign gift of $50,000 from Jack Block ?71 to help support School of Business and other programs
• Tigard-Tualatin School District 'plays small' with open enrollment
• Case of teen girl killed in 1996 goes to jury in Medford
• Parents call on Beaverton School District to remedy inequality in kindergarten
• Concordia's Education Event Benefits Local Schools + Community
• Yard, Garden and Patio Show 2012
• My Funny Valentine: A Night of Stand Up Comedy
• McMinnville bar owner arrested for allegedly serving alcohol to teens
• Teachers throw support to language immersion for Tigard-Tualatin School District
• Portland police identify man arrested for allegedly grabbing TriMet driver's throat
• California man cited to appear in court after Oregon State Police troopers find 39 marijuana plants in motor home on Interstate 5
• F.C. Portland coach arraigned on sex abuse charges in Washington County, court records show
• Robbery suspect shot by Salem police reportedly fired at officers while fleeing scene
• Oregon's long-running malpractice debate flares up in Salem as key health reform bill nears vote
• Attack on bus driver draws charges for disruptive rider
• Portland police arrest five squatters found trespassing inside two homes
• Clackamas County Roundup: Gladstone-area double shooting; soccer coach accused of sexually abusing West Linn teen
• Victims in Milwaukie shootings faced declining health, neighbors say
• Officials identify 67-year-old pedestrian fatally struck by pickup in Astoria
• Marion County deputies arrest 33-year-old man wanted for allegedly violating restraining order
• Two Portland criminal intelligence officers tapped to work with FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force
• Washington Legislature: Rick Santorum visits lawmakers at the Capitol
• Mount Hood: Unraveling the mystery beneath a buttoned-down volcano
• Portland police arrest 55-year-old man who allegedly grabbed TriMet bus driver's throat
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• A Democrat defects in the Oregon House, stalls insurance bill
• Rick Santorum encourages opponents to fight Washington's new gay marriage law
• Authorities identify 44-year-old man from The Dalles killed in tanker crash on Washington's State Road 14
• Troopers use Google translate app to assist Chinese driver with diabetes problem/戰隊使用谷歌翻譯應用程序，以協助患有糖尿病的問題，中國車手
• Dead orca found near Long Beach was from Puget Sound population
• Obama will stop at Boeing in Everett on Friday
• Message from PDNA Chair on TriMet, 2/15/12
• AP: Magnitude-5.6 quake strikes Northern California (2-13-2012)
• Woodburn Company Stores adds nearly 40,000 square feet
• Today, I am releasing the City's draft annual report to City Council on the City's work with the JTTF
• Charter Review 01-28-12
• Superintendent: Portland Public Schools shouldn't offer any 'open enrollment' transfers to nearby students
• Guide dog puppy raised by Gaston family graduates as a full-fledged professional
• JTTF reports: Few details
• Willamette River Recreation Strategy to go to City Council on Feb. 22
• Charter Review 11-28-11
• Public Invited to SE 122nd Ave Rezoning Project Open House
• January Meeting Minutes
• Mayor's Annual JTTF Report Draft 2-13-12
• Chief's Annual JTTF Report Draft 2-13-12
• Bull Run HCP 2010 Compliance Report
• Life Flight gets 15 new choppers
• Bankers Association opposes mayor's 'responsible banking' proposal
• Regional stocks: Market regains steam
• Don’t Go To Homecoming?
• Cavs Swept During Second Day at Simpson Tournament
• Federal budget proposal includes $24 billion in cuts, cost-saving measures
• Li-Ning closes Portland retail store
• Week of 02/11/2012
• SE 122nd Ave Rezoning Project Public Open House
• Slideshow: Forty Under 40 winners
• St. Rita Silent Auction Saturday
• Towing Complaints: Fill & Print Form
• Portland mayoral candidate debate at Northwest Neighborhood Cultural Center
• PPB: crime stats for week 4 of 2012
• Cavs Open Season with Three Games at Simpson Tournament
• Pearl District Livability Committee notes 2/6/12
• Driver cited in fatal accident
• You’re Invited to the Hilken Community Stadium Grand Opening
• 2012 Black History Month
• ONI Director's Calendar Week of 2/13/12
• Rate Study 2011
• Oregon health exchange bill hits a snag
• Portland No. 21 for public transit usage
• Rosy figures set stage for travel industry breakfast
• Salvation Army kettle campaign nets nearly $800K
• Neighborhood meetings, Hollywood Theatre restoration, Alberta Street 'takeover': Northeast Portland Monday Roundup
• Bill Mehlhaf dies at age 61
• Northwest News: Pharmacists say drug errors on the rise in Oregon; publishers compete to tell Amanda Knox's story
• Boeing to test 737 MAX in wind tunnel
• Is Amazon getting involved in TV?
• Prospects excellent that governor's plan for 'achievement compacts' will become law
• Nike's marketing shift for a digital world
• Cracking the Keiretsu Forum code
• Monday biz roundup: Man sues OfficeMax after chair breaks; EGT, ILWU finalize Longview grain terminal contract
• Most Oregon prison deaths unreported to public
• Mercy Corps trains tomorrow's workers in Afghanistan as country teeters
• Bill would remove gun question from health care survey: 2012 Legislature
• Stoller's $150 million lawsuit clears hurdle
• Portland teen, winner of 'Oregon History Idol' competition, to perform state song at Trail Blazers game Tuesday
• Joe Weston shares his story as old guard returns
• Portland weather: wet Monday in store; snow levels drop by Tuesday
• Dixson Claims Second Field Athele of the Week Honor
• Lake Oswego School Board to make decisions on language immersion, open enrollment, schedules
• Wear pink and help the Pilots "Play 4 Kay" against Santa Clara on Saturday
• Clackamas County Sheriff's Office investigate possible murder-suicide attempt near Milwaukie
• Astoria police shoot suspect after trading fire at Lamplighter Motel
• Police accuse Occupy protesters of targeting elderly
• OHSU master plan confirms plans to shift campuses
• Portland Mardi Gras Ball
• Woman finds intruder in Tualatin home
• Two found shot in Clackamas mobile home
• Dead orca whale washes ashore near Long Beach
• Life Flight transports man to hospital after Longview rollover accident
• Firefighters battle blaze at Head Start building in Vancouver
• I Am Multnomah Video Cut 2
• St. Helens High automotive shop students donate car to help save Hillsboro High's program
• Workloads, chain stores add to safety risks, Oregon pharmacist survey says
• Man shot in Northeast Portland robbery
• Most adoptees would gain access to birth certificates under Washington bill
• Two injured after gang-related shooting in Southeast Portland
• Parents sue trailer park managers after Pendleton toddlers die in fire
• Search resumes at Puyallup-area recycling center in Josh Powell case
• After police chase, armed man arrested on felony warrant in north Portland
• Missing snowboarder found safe on Mt. Hood
• Cavs Score 5-4 Comeback Win over George Fox in Extra Innings
• Two men hospitalized in gang shooting
• Northwest News: Oregon school districts enact stricter policies after hazing incidents; foreclosed homes become burden to some Washington communities
• Portland police investigating early morning shooting
• Patrick deWitt's hard work pays off with two acclaimed novels and a screenplay
• Jazz Master Thara Memory kicks off Portland Jazz Festival with a tribute to Miles Davis
• Lake Oswego residents, critics spar over public access to 415-acre private lake
• Man shot in Northeast Portland
• MAX opponents launch petition drive
• Final Inning Sends Baseball Home With Heartbreaking 12-11 Loss to Corban
• Four Pioneers in the finals at the NWC Championships.
• 2012 Cheerleading State Championships (photo essay)
• Head-on collision near Camas injures two
• Medford area drug team says two people allegedly carried $1 million worth of heroin on bus
• Clark County deputies investigating Hazel Dell armed robbery
• In brief season, Canyonville Christian Academy girls learn the rough and tumble of cheerleading
• OMSI visitors play with surgery robots as part of 'Body Worlds' exhibit
• Police arrest man who barricaded himself in garage in Southwest Portland
• Whitney Houston dies at age 48, publicist says
• Driver arrested in St. Johns Bridge bike crash
• Oregon men stuck in Tunisia now told they must fly home separately
• Grant High hazing: Other Oregon schools learn lessons from previous cases
• Two Oregon lawmakers with big political differences find middle ground on state budget
• DMR’s Highlight CU Track Action in Seattle
• More than 1,000 turn out for funeral of boys killed by their father in Washington state
• Deputies arrest three people in connection with armed robbery at a Salmon Creek teriyaki restaurant
• Oregon State Police proposes cutting detectives from drug task forces
• Beacons Beat Cavs at Buzzer, 77-76
• Columbia Sportswear's Sorel boot line goes upscale with some hot new looks
• Cavs Win Wire-to-Wire in Key CCC Contest over Beacons
• Portland police arrest a man after his pickup hits a cyclist on St. Johns Bridge
• Milwaukie police investigate stabbing at Wichita Pub
• We Are Multnomah Video Cut 1
• Josh Powell: Funeral for sons Charlie, Braden is Saturday in Tacoma
• 44-year-old man killed in fuel tanker crash on State Route 14 in Washington
• One critically injured in rollover crash west of Philomath
• Firefighters rescue deaf man from fire at Sellwood Inn Pub
• Portland Firefighters Respond to Early Morning Fire at Sellwood Inn Pub, Rescue Deaf Man
• Cavs Top George Fox in Tight 13-11 Battle
• Oregon 47 reopened south of Gaston after fatal car crash
• Oregon House Republicans tout 50,000 jobs in five years plan: Do they have the backup numbers? PolitiFact Oregon
• Fear the FAFSA? Here are five mistakes to avoid when applying for college financial aid
• Northwest News: Gold Beach embraces rescued mushroom hunters; hundreds contract norovirus after attending Washington cheerleading event
• Salem police say robbery suspect wounded in gunfire with officer
• Health reform measure moves ahead in Legislature
• Idaho jury acquits Portland police captain in road rage incident
• Salem robbery suspect injured in officer-involved shooting
• Oregon City-area fire punctuated by explosions sends one to the hospital
• L&C Loses to Puget Sound in Second Round of Swing into Spring Baseball Classic
• Women's Tennis Falls to Willamette 6-3 in Season Opener
• Cyclist suffers traumatic injuries after being struck by pickup on St. Johns Bridge
• Clackamas County Roundup: Oregon City-area explosions blow man from apartment; shooting death in Marmot
• Fathers who kill, then burn, their familes: Why is it happening here?
• Why can't Oregonians pump their own gas? Let us count the reasons
• Sibling of famous OR-7 wolf killed by hunter in Idaho
• Rick Santorum won't be coming to Washington to praise gay marriage bill
• East Portland News: ?Action Plan? continues to address community-identified issues in outer East Portland
• Clackamas County anti-light rail petition now circulating after ballot title challenge is resolved
• Mid-County Memo: East Portland prominent in Portland Plan
• Week of February 13, 2012
• Oregonian: Along Southeast 122nd Avenue, some residents want more shops and better housing
• Portland police find pile of stolen mail and counterfeit checks after traffic stop
• Memorial service for Jared Townsley scheduled for Feb. 18
• Southeast Portland's Buckman Pool could be a victim of City Hall budget cuts
• Eugene officials say, suspect shot himself in head after exchanging gunfire with police
• Portland mom accused of cutting her 7-year-old daughter with broken glass bottle
• Fred Noble, legendary Oregon skier, diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, wants to raise $100,000 in Ski to Defeat ALS
• President’s New Book Book and Website
• Camas police looking for man who touched girl's ponytail at Grass Valley Elementary School
• Man found shot to death in Marmot area of Clackamas County
• Clackamas County Commissioner Jim Bernard uses iPhone app to create song supporting Chairwoman Charlotte Lehan's campaign
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• Gov. John Kitzhaber's health reform bill moves forward -- with amendments -- in Oregon's high-speed 2012 Legislature
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• Nearly three weeks after escaping car swept down Albany creek, 5-year-old released from hospital
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• Woman in wheelchair taken to hospital after being struck by car in Gresham
• Clackamas County Roundup: Boy, 14, arrested for hit-and-run crash; Canby man killed by train
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• Near closure in labor dispute, Longview grain export terminal welcomes first ship
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• TriMet announces fare increases, route changes; Portland-area riders sigh in frustration
• Washington gay-marriage law could be boon for state's wedding, tourism industries
• Portland Harbor cleanup could cost billions, provide little health benefit, industry-sponsored study says
• Elderly Eugene woman accuses Wells Fargo of overbearing, unlawful bill collection tactics
• Sen. Ron Wyden demands Obama administration provide legal justification for targeting U.S. citizens in war on terror
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• Sam Barlow student, 14, arrested in hit-run crash that injured Sandy man
• A temporary capital gains tax cut for Oregon? Legislation gets a somewhat favorable reception in the House Revenue Committee
• Northwest News: Jury deadlocks in newborn death case in Eugene; Funeral for Powell boys moved to bigger church
• Event: Sharif Abdullah speaks on "Understanding and Transcending the Wounds of Our Society"
• Pedestrian killed by train identified as Robert Baker, 46, of Canby
• Portland police accuse 53-year-old man of assaulting a woman with a Taser gun
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• Accused killer Daniel Butts pleads not guilty in death of Rainier Police Chief Ralph Painter
• Gay marriage bill passes in Washington
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• Tax tips: For the first time, Oregon allows all taxpayers free electronic filing
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• Vestas posts big 2011 loss; CFO quits
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• Wednesday biz roundup: BPA throws bone to wind, Target targets downtown, Oregon economy bounces
• Google vows to be fair with Motorola patents
• Analyst: Boeing could achieve 56% market share by 2021
• Fannie Mae expands online sales of foreclosed homes
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• Randall Children's Hospital gets a stylish new home in Portland
• Oregon K-12 school enrollment continues to decline, though trend is slowing
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• Man stabbed to death in SE apartment
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• Women's Basketball Notes - CU Play Final Home Games of the Season
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• Psychology expert Thomas G. Plante to give lecture on faith and health, set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday Feb. 16
• Makoto Fujimura?s ?The Four Holy Gospels? art exhibit set for Feb. 1 ? March 2
• Sherwood looks to fundraise with commemorative 'bricks' in Old Town
• Police investigating fatal stabbing in Southeast Portland
• Vancouver's Slocum House Theatre to close next month after 45 years of operation
• In GOP contests, Santorum wins Minnesota, Colorado caucuses, Missouri nonbinding primary
• Pedestrian struck and killed by Eugene-bound Amtrak train near Canby
• Concordia University names new stadium in Northeast Portland for longtime benefactors
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• Portland schools add students at a fast pace
• Oregon economy rebounds sharply in December
• 52-year-old man in critical condition after hit-and-run on U.S. 26 near Boring
• No arrests after Occupy Portland protesters march through downtown, Southeast Portland
• Women's Basketball Ranked Third in West Region
• Clackamas County Roundup: Jared Townsley's body recovered from Mt. Hood; 2 Lake Oswego teens arrested for vandalism spree
• Bonneville Power Administration proposes to split the cost of wind farms power cuts
• New Seasons founder Chuck Eggert retires from the Portland grocery chain
• Portland police instructors say Officer Ron Frashour followed his training when he shot Aaron Campbell
• Jared Townsley wanted to climb Mount Hood once a month
• Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show kicks off five-day run Wednesday at the Portland Expo Center
• Tigard computer engineer Jared Townsley, who loved climbing, dies on Mount Hood
• Multnomah County prosecutor urges Oregon legislators to expand definition of the mentally ill to include heroin addicts
• Discounter Target officially bound for downtown Portland's Galleria
• Wayne Strohecker, former market owner, dies at 89
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• 'Food cart desert'; Beast moving; Alberta Street crime and other Northeast Portland news: Wednesday Roundup
• Islamic group asks for federal investigation of Portland FBI over detention of Muslim men
• New state report details numbers of abused elderly, disabled Oregonians
• Concordia University names new stadium in Northeast Portland for longtime benefactors Robert and Virginia Hilken
• Head-on crash closes eastbound U.S. 26 near Boring
• Oregon State Police investigating assault in death of prison inmate
• Additional reward posted in 'Takeover Bandit' case, boosting total to $6,000
• West Linn mother who left 3- and 4-year-old home alone accused of driving drunk
• Mohamed Mohamud terrorism trial rescheduled for this fall
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• State revenue forecast today, and a bill to ban all guns from schools and universities: 2012 Oregon Legislature
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• BPA offers to pay wind producers for oversupply
• Jive posts big revenue gains, losses in first public quarter
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• Custom House auction extended to early Wednesday
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• Clackamas Community College gets record $1.8M gift
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• Runaway dock runs aground in Lake Oswego
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• Search to resume this morning for missing Mount Hood climber
• Lawmakers to consider more than 120 bills
• Tuesday biz roundup: Solar parts glut hurts suppliers; Nike's Geoff Hollister dies
• Autopsy: Young brothers killed in Washington suffered hatchet wounds
• Portland No. 18 in private-sector jobs gain
• Cornelius City Council names Rob Drake as new city manager
• Best Buy asks, 'Would you pay $1,499 for Apple TV?'
• Congress members own more Microsoft stock than Apple
• Hundreds of Washington state employees paid to stay home
• Japan Airlines says February Boeing delivery delayed
• Paul Allen deemed most-generous U.S. living donor
• Kimpton buys Riverplace Hotel
• Hollywood Theatre to unveil new seats, screen, sound system, curtains, stage and paint job Feb. 18
• Valve replacement without open heart surgery becomes an option for Oregonians
• Portland weather: blustery day ahead
• Protest leads to arrests
• Multiple West Linn-Wilsonville School Board members leaning toward open enrollment, but with restrictions
• Drug Impact Area report, 12/15/11
• Sidewalk Advisory Committee data, January 2012
• At least 10 arrested in Occupy protest in Southeast Portland
• PPB crime stats for week 3 of 2012
• State police identify victims in double-fatal crash near Molalla
• Concordia University Hosts Free Community Events in March
• City’s Prosperity Initiative adds six new districts
• Cold-hearted thieves steal church heating and cooling systems
• Police scuffle with some protesters, make arrests at Occupy demonstration
• Clackamas County Roundup: Another Lake Oswego vandalism spree; mysterious West Linn urn; Canby schools levy
• Solar carnage hits suppliers, as Sanyo, Sumco, Schott cut manufacturing, causing jitters downstream
• Intel's inside battle: Who has the biggest crane, Hillsboro or Chandler?
• Attempt to criminalize tweets that solicit law-breaking fizzles at Oregon Legislature
• Port of Vancouver to keep agreement with Australian mining giant Billiton
• Man who wanted ex-girlfriend dead, tries again, gets 25 years total
• Four Tualatin residents sentenced in stabbing of teen
• Gold Beach family, fearing death was near, is instead rescued from Southern Oregon woods
• Portland police officer negotiates a peaceful end to standoff: Cigarettes, but no beer chaser
• Should lawmakers vote on bills that could yield personal gains? Two Oregon legislators propose conflict-of-interest changes
• Man sentenced to nearly 6 years in Tigard residential robbery and chase
• Crews to turn on flashing beacon on Southwest Barbur Boulevard Tuesday morning
• Gold Hill man's second unlawful mining operation sends him up a new creek
• $5,000 reward offered as bank robberies grow more menacing
• Cornelius chooses former Beaverton mayor Rob Drake as manager
• Gresham man who sold fatal dose of heroin gets 6 years
• Pearl District's Blick Art Materials to hold day of art demonstrations, raffles
• Amtrak sends sexual assault allegation to Lane County prosecutors after incident aboard train Sunday
• Native American Youth and Family Center in Northeast Portland hosts networking benefit Feb. 15 downtown
• Experienced climber from Tigard overdue on Mount Hood
• Links to City Charter Commission proposals re: Police Accountability and Independent Utility Commission
• Oregon Senate candidate fined $29,900 for campaign finance violations
• Mystery suspect in critical condition after allegedly attacking Gresham woman and her 12-year-old daughter inside their home
• Salem police looking for man wanted in assault of woman
• Northwest News: Rare wolverine accidentally trapped in NE Oregon and Ashland killing reward expected to hit $15,000
• Group lists top stock investments by members of Congress
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• Regional stocks: Flat Monday on Wall St.
• VW, Honda, Skechers top Super Bowl ads
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• Oregon Insurance Division launches webinars
• ShopIgniter on the ramifications of the Facebook IPO
• Ken Roberts steps back from practice
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• Monday biz roundup: Typhoon restaurants close; a $765 ambulance bill; keeping costly patients out of the ER
• Typhoon! closes remaining five restaurants
• Chuck Eggert, New Seasons co-founder, steps down
• Zidell looks for his development deal
• Nike, the NFL and the art of the uniform
• Mercy Corps, Rose reinvent the REIT for Lents
• Oregon brothers find music can break through solitude of Alzheimer's disease
• All five Typhoon restaurant locations close for good
• Woman injured in early morning house fire in Southeast Portland
• Portland Firefighters Responding to Residential Fire at 7730 SE Center St.
• Climber rescued after 300-foot fall on Mount Hood
• CU Women Sweep CCC Track Honors for Third Time this Season
• Portland weather: sunny and warmer
• West Linn-Wilsonville School Board to mull over open enrollment law
• Exhibition by two artists entitled ?There Was a Tree? set for Buckley Center Gallery Feb. 13 to March 8
• Metal piece forces firefighters out of burning house; update on Con-way development; Typhoon! closes: Northwest Portland news
• Woman missing from Northeast Portland care facility found safe (update)
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• Typhoon! closes all its restaurants
• City considers proposal to put more money in local credit unions
• Nine people escape from early morning house fire
• 2 dead after tow truck, pickup collide at intersection near Molalla
• Beaverton pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint Saturday night
• Clackamas County considers county gas tax, vehicle registration or road utility fees to fund maintenance
• Winter preludes to garden season: Three weeks of shows offer inspiration, ideas and a host of displays
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• 35-year-old injured climber rescued Sunday from Mt. Hood
• All five Typhoon! restaurants permanently closed, owner cites husband's death as cause
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• Super Bowl Sunday sales draw shoppers for national, local deals
• 75-year-old Tigard woman found after going missing from care facility
• Dan Conne, one of three rescued Oregon mushroom pickers, says they had given up hope
• Crowd at Occupy Portland potluck grows to about 75
• Occupy Portland potluck draws small group to Chapman Square
• Authorities think Josh Powell blew up house, killing himself and two sons, on purpose
• Keiko's veterinarian, Steven Brown, dies
• Explosion kills Josh Powell, husband of missing Utah mom, and their two young sons
• Woman remains missing from Northeast Portland care center
• The making of chef Gabriel Rucker: talent, hard work and 'Ruck Luck'
• Vancouver's Mountain View High School beats 64 teams in nation's largest regional Science Bowl
• Passenger in a car dies when it overturns on Oregon 238 in Josephine County
• An ambulance first-aid bill runs $765 for little more than a bandage
• Northwest News: The making of Portland's own Gabriel Rucker; emails show talks underway to bring NBA team to Seattle
• Cavs Sign South Salem's Kyle Atkinson
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• **Updated information, photos, and fire cause** Portland Fire & Rescue Responding to 2nd Alarm Apartment Fire in SE Portland
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• Mushroom pickers lost for six days near Gold Beach are found, but they're injured and hungry
• Two-alarm fire damages Southeast Portland apartments
• Missing Beaverton man found safe in Portland
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• Second Half Surge Leads Men's Basketball Past Host Linfield 80-70 in Road Action
• Beaverton police search for missing 21-year-old man
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• Much of the Tillamook Cheese Factory's packaging operations shut down
• Mushroom pickers who went missing for 6 days in the Gold Beach area have been found
• Fire burns abandoned Southeast Portland house
• Oregon's 2012 Legislature considering more than a dozen jobs bills, but don't expect miracles
• To save money on health care, Oregon Health Plan looks to trim hospital, emergency room visits
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• One injured in Northeast Portland shooting
• Portland entrepreneurs switch to cloud computing, talk with Microsoft's Cindy Bates about how it's changing business
• Cold Start to Second Half Dooms Cavs in 74-51 Loss to Geoducks
• Driver arrested in Foster Road hit-and-run death
• Four people, including two students, injured in school bus crash east of Albany
• Milwaukie police searching for man missing from group home
• Tent goes up in Lownsdale Square a day after post-Occupy fences come down
• Reader questions: Where to find tax forms? Plus, is that 2.15 percent CD offer for real?
• Portland police expand Grant High hazing investigation
• Northwest News: Grant High hazing inquiry expands; Idaho tech executive dies in plane crash
• Milwaukie police seek man missing from group home
• Tiny Newberg company helps Giants with Super Bowl helmets
• Portland jury acquits widow accused of cheating government of $400K in benefits
• Portland International Film Festival 2012
• College, energy center to develop training program
• TriMet: Transit patrols work
• County Commissioner Judy Shiprack To Address East Portland Chamber of Commerce
• New law undercuts TriMet's effort to boost revenue through fare-cheat fines
• Woman wins $975,000 in suit over giving birth in Washington jail
• Tigard businessman blocked from returning to U.S. after humanitarian trip to Libya
• Millions in state cuts, but not pet project of Portland mayor candidate Jefferson Smith
• Oregon Senate committee moves Kitzhaber-backed health reform over Republican objections
• Oregon small businesses struggling to file W-2s electronically get more time from state
• Oregon Rep. Dennis Richardson surveys employees; opponents call him 'spam king'
• Federal money allocated for eastern Oregon forest projects, to create 300 jobs
• Clackamas County Roundup: 100 cars damaged in Lake Oswego, Portland vandalism spree; Wilsonville's Profound Thinkers Society
• You may be sharing the car, but if you get a photo radar ticket, it's all yours
• Aloha shooting suspect indicted on murder charge in killing of Ryan Johnson
• Two kids, ages 5 and 6, escape apartment fire on McMinnville's Sesame Street
• Crash closes Oregon 99E southbound north of Canby
• Will entitlement programs and debt swamp federal revenues in the near future? PolitiFact Oregon
• Portland man who assaulted his grandma with bat sentenced to 90 months
• Northwest News: Police say 400 pounds of pot found at medical marijuana site and Seattle considers parade for Iraq War vets
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• 15-year-old in satisfactory condition after being hit by car Thursday near Battle Ground
• Bronco QB signs National Letter of Intent
• Search for mushroom pickers enters fifth day
• Man arrested after protesters pile Christmas trees in front of governor's mansion in Salem
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• Hallucinating man who took 12-year-old Portland boy hostage gets two years prison
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• Concordia gets $1.5 million for stadium
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• Micron Tech CEO killed in airplane accident in Idaho
• Report: Erickson Air-Crane IPO delayed
• Oregon collects $6M for forest jobs
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• Portland fire team, rec center face cuts
• Kolisch Hartwell's 60-year plan
• Regional stocks: Stocks soar on jobs report
• Cavs' Drop Tight Game to No. 11 Northwest, 82-74
• Hazing tradition continues in silence
• LaCrosse sales fall 16% in Q4 on drop in military orders
• Leatherman appoints Hamper to CFO post
• Deadline looms to bid on Custom House
• High-tech classroom encourages interaction
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• Bargain hunting; Super Bowl party; Chinese New Year; 'Green Sex!': Northwest Portland weekend news
• Mike Edwards lands at Staples
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• Facebook IPO filing reveals a wealth of info about the fast-growing company
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• After Bonamici victory, Oregon GOP wonders if 1st Congressional District is out of party's reach
• Starbucks price hikes in China irks customers
• Microsoft laying off 200 marketing employees
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• 3 mushroom pickers missing along Rogue River
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• Oregon Attorney General John Kroger says he'll sign on to multistate foreclosure settlement with largest loan servicers
• City won't allow fitness premium pay for Portland police in their next contract unless a physical fitness test is given
• Portland to pay $1.2 million to settle civil rights suit in Aaron Campbell shooting
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts 6 more weeks of winter
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• Portland Oregon Women's Film Festival 2012
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• Clackamas County Roundup: Gladstone cop fired for porn, fraud allegations; Greg Macpherson to run for Lake Oswego mayor
• Canby man jailed for disorderly conduct sues over unrelated arrest
• Oregon prison in Salem proposed for closure because of budget cuts
• Curry County searchers find car, clothes and gear of missing mushroom hunters
• Environmental groups propose plan to replace federal forest payments to Oregon counties
• Northwest News: Custody ruling for missing Utah woman's kids and Occupy Boise gets apparent reprieve
• Oregon budget agreement trims hundreds of workers from state payroll
• 'Penn State' bill introduced in House Education Committee: 2012 Oregon Legislature
• Gladstone cop implicated in murder case was fired over porn, fraud allegations
• Eugene woman accused of killing baby says she lied, never gave birth
• Gay marriage bill expected to get one more vote than needed to pass in Washington Senate
• Deputies arrest Roseburg man who allegedly traded fake mining claims for a motorcycle using Craigslist
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• Portland firefighter claimed he was gardening at 3:30 a.m., convicted of DUII
• Occupy protesters take their case to Salem, buttonhole governor, legislators
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• One person treated for smoke inhalation after morning fire in Northeast Portland motel room
• Facebook files for $5B IPO
• Beaverton School Board interviews candidates for open seat
• Macpherson flings hat into L.O. mayoral race
• Regional stocks: Wall Street gains on Facebook IPO
• Bonamici returns First District's love
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• D.A. Davidson acquires McGladrey Capital Markets
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• Community hospitals account for 5.9% of Oregon workers
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• ANSR: names Spencer Brown CEO
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• Ex-NFL star Ronnie Lott sells Mercedes dealership
• Port green lights coal export projects
• Oregon joins states’ foreclosure fight
• Medford murder trial begins in 1996 death of teen
• Facebook may file $5B IPO today
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• Amazon Q4 results, Q1 warning spur stocks drop
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• Suzanne Bonamici wins Oregon seat in Congress, says she is 'humbled by this awesome responsibility'
• 2012 Oregon Legislature opens first regular off-year session in Salem
• Wednesday biz roundup: U.S. homeownership falls; Antitrust complaint targeting Pacific Seafood Group moves forward
• Bonamici sounds campaign-like themes in claiming win over Cornilles
• Paul G. Allen Family Foundation announces $6.6 million in grants
• Portland weather: morning showers in store for today
• Clowes Named NAIA National Track Athlete of the Week
• CU Soccer Inks Four for 2012
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• Parents again push Tigard-Tualatin School District on Talented and Gifted program
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• Performance - Hugh Laurie and The Copper Bottom Band
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• TriMet task force recommends new fare structure, increases
• PCC, PSU renew ‘streamlined’ co-admission agreement
• Oak Grove woodcarver brings creatures to life
• City settles Campbell shooting case for $1.2 million
• Got your remote-controlled tap shoes?
• Vet ends life homeless, but remembered fondly
• Arrests made in New Year’s Day shooting
• Suzanne Bonamici wins special election for Oregon's 1st Congressional District
• #7 Women's Basketball Takes on #3 George Fox in Battle of Nationally Ranked Top-10 Teams
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• Bonamici captures First District race
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• Gov. John Kitzhaber picks Colette Peters to lead Oregon Corrections Department
• Environmental penalties for Umatilla Chemical Depot total nearly $800,000 since 1999
• Damage from January storm to 9 Oregon counties is $38 million and counting
• Clackamas County Roundup: racial incidents at popular Gladstone mart; 8 applicants for Oregon City commission vacancy
• Case-Shiller: U.S., Portland home prices fall in November
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• West Coast fisherman clear hurdle in anti-trust complaint against Clackamas-based Pacific Seafood Group
• Troutdale man pleads not guilty to 14 counts of first-degree rape
• Ron Paul's Seattle office hit by rock through window
• U.S. 20 blocked near Oregon coast after semi-truck jackknifes
• Northwest Portland students open fifth Portland Loo with songs about toilets
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• $1,000 reward offered for information about fatal hit-and-run in Southeast Portland
• Curry County officials search for missing mushroom hunters
• Mitt Romney wins Florida's GOP primary
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• Portland police find pickup, driver suspected in ODOT gate crash caught on video
• When We Face Loss
• Search efforts continue in Cowlitz County for missing 15-year-old runaway
• Latest numbers show dwindled support for birth control at Tigard-Tualatin School District
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• Portland Children's Levy Meeting
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• TriMet: Fare enforcement way up
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• Apple hires Dixons CEO to run retail stores
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• Watch out REI: Amazon's eyeing your outdoor customers
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• Tuesday biz roundup: Officials find surge in Chinese solar imports; Blue Heron owes workers a total $3.2 million
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• Oregon's 1st Congressional District: Have you voted?
• Deschutes County deputies rescue 2 motorists stuck in snow
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• Portland mayoral candidates square off at Catlin Gabel School
• A bunch of animals make Super Bowl predictions
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• Current L&C Student Directs Super Bowl Commercial
• Clackamas County Roundup: Former Blue Heron employees owed $3.2 million; candle causes Milwaukie house fire
• Unpaid claims from Blue Heron paper mill workers total up to $3.2 million
• Fairview police say man shot by police had attacked officer; his mother says the shooter panicked
• Conservation organization offers $10,000 reward for information about Puget Sound sea lion shootings
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• February 14 special election ballots now available
• Washington's gay marriage bill passes crucial committee vote in the House
• Hillsboro man arrested after firing five shots into the air, police say
• Suspect accused in downtown Portland crime spree arraigned in court
• Former North Portland grocer admits to food stamp scam
• Man hit by train in Salem sustains 'extremely minor' injuries
• Memorial service planned for Ryan Lee Johnson, who was shot outside Aloha grocery store
• Sisters of the Road's annual folk concert fundraiser is Saturday at the Aladdin Theater in Southeast Portland
• Telework Agreement (Attachment to HR Administrative Rule 4.04)
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• Ethics commission takes no action on complaint over UO president's firing
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• Newport Police searching for two children, 12 and 13, believed to have run away from home
• Crime Stoppers offers $1,000 reward for information about assault in downtown Portland parking garage
• Oregon's snowpack makes a dramatic rebound, doubling in 16 days
• Idaho treasurer under fire for improper travel accounting
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• Old Town/Chinatown Neighborhood Association Livability & Public Safety Committee notes, 1/25/12
• Sutherlin men arrested after deputies find pipe bombs, stolen property inside home
• PPB: crime stats for week 2 of 2012
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• Regional stocks: sluggish day on Wall Street
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• Gov. workers in Oregon make $4,408 on average
• RYU appoints CEO to the board
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• Dapper Frog adds two new locations
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• Portland tech salaries jump 12% in 2011
• Deputies recover body near Sandy River
• Monday biz roundup: KeyBank cashes check for too much, the fix takes days; small businesses still struggle to find financing
• Dying Steve Jobs kept letter from Bill Gates by his bed
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• Judge lets hiring suit against Intel, Apple, others proceed
• 'Antiques Roadshow' puts a patina on Eugene
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• Portland weather: overcast, mild and possibly wet
• Three Cavaliers Earn CCC Track Honors
• Wolf OR-7 turns back from northern Nevada desert
• Acclaimed fiction author Mary Rechner to give reading on Tuesday, Jan. 31
• Cornelius man was celebrating New Year's Eve when he fired shots that injured boy, 7
• Firefighters extinguish Southeast Portland house fire
• Apartment building could replace house; Metrovino owner announces new chef: Northwest Portland news
• Occupants escape fire in Milwaukie house where alarms failed to sound
• Council to ask to delay controversial reservoir projects
• Terra Nova High School will close after this year
• Head Women's Basketball Coach Juli Fulks to be Featured on Northwest Sports Tonight with Ron Callan
• Police investigating armed robbery of Southeast Portland market
• Portland International Auto Show draws 100,000, emphasizes Northwest-focused exhibits
• Jassenia, mixed breed cat from Canada, wins 2012 International Cat Show
• Snowboarder killed on Mt. Hood remembered: "not a reckless person"
• Effort to unionize University of Oregon faculty is under way
• Eugene verdict clarifies legal protections for protesters who videotape police
• Mother of man killed by Fairview police disputes account of shooting
• Clackamas County commissioners to consider ending Canby-Wilsonville ferry service or raising rates 200 percent
• Fisherman finds man's body in Sandy River near Lewis and Clark State Park
• Oregon State Police seize 12 pounds of marijuana in 3 Douglas County traffic stops
• Oregon lawmakers hope for quick, civil session that tackles budget, health care and schools
• Missing 84-year-old woman found safe in Southeast Portland (update)
• Fairview police identify man killed in officer-involved shooting
• Man receives minor injuries, shed destroyed in Northeast Portland fire
• 18-year-old arrested after Saturday morning crime spree in downtown Portland
• Washington state legislators weigh gun lock safety bill after toddler death in Clark County
• Police investigate overnight shootings in Southeast Portland
• Crime increases as Joint Base Lewis-McChord houses more soldiers
• Thunder temporarily shuts down ski lifts at Mt. Hood Meadows
• Fatal hit-and-run in Southeast Portland investigated by police
• Shooting incidents lead to arrests
• Teenage kayaker from Albany in critical condition following Willamette River rescue
• Surviving the cut: Jessica Sindell goes up against 105 others for Oregon Symphony principal flute
• Northwest News: Portland's International Cat Show has feel of pageant for felines; Washington parents raising big bucks to fund schools
• Occupy Portland protesters march in solidarity with Oakland
• Two rescued after kayaking accident in Willamette River near Corvallis
• Man suffers life-threatening injuries in Southeast Portland accident
• Fairview police fatally shoot a man after he attacks officers with a knife
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• Conference in Tigard helps people get organized -- at home, in offices or playrooms
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• Ken Bilderback, a relative newcomer to small-town Gaston, becomes chronicler of town's past
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• Cat show attracts a truly 'international' group of judges, breeders, contestants
• Police investigate two-vehicle crash on Highway 99 near Junction City
• Audit of private Portland security company that guards Pioneer Square found 16 working without certification
• Cavs Set Six School Records at UW Invite
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• Bonamici hopes Oregon congressional district will run true to form while Cornilles seeks an upset
• Girl dies in snowboarding accident at Mt. Hood Skibowl
• SOU Holds Cavs to Season-Low Shooting Percentage in 68-61 Win
• Fairview officer shoots man during confrontation
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• Search resumes Sunday for Vinesa Snegur's body along Clackamas River
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• Seattle man pleads guilty to 1979 killing in Snohomish County
• Firefighters extinguish Rainier house fire
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• Former Portland police officer gets 10 years for sex crimes in Washington state
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• Northwest News: Boy accused of threatening woman with loaded gun on TriMet cries in court; 'Barefoot Bandit' apologizes at sentencing
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• Police talk man safely off apartment building ledge in downtown Portland
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• Clackamas County Roundup: Fires investigated at West Linn High School; lawsuit dismissed against former Oregon City employee
• Boring, Schapiro shine for Pioneers in final dual meet of season.
• Men's Basketball Knocks-Off Whitman 81-74 Behind Season-High 31 Points From James Hollins
• Officials say electrical problem caused fire that destroyed Gaston mobile home
• Jeannette Hamby, five-time legislator from Hillsboro, dies at 78
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• Friends, family remember 22-year-old man fatally shot outside Aloha grocery store
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• Oregon Attorney General Kroger issues emergency rules to protect distressed homeowners from wrongful foreclosures
• Brother and sister rescued from SUV after it lands in creek off Oregon 22 near Grand Ronde
• Former owners, manager of eastern Oregon auto dealerships accused of bank fraud
• Slow leaks at Ice Harbor dam spill 1,500 gallons of transformer oil into Snake River
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• 57-year-old bicyclist dies after being hit by pickup north of Salem
• A bar fight and a punch ends with traumatic brain injury and a prison sentence
• Portland Water Bureau proposes delay on reservoir projects until at least 2020
• Hillsboro man, 47, convicted of kidnapping, raping pregnant woman
• Police say 63-year-old man fatally struck by vehicle Thursday in Wood Village
• Portland man records 13-year-old undressing in her bedroom, gets 7 days jail
• Judge dismisses charges midtrial against former Oregon City employee accused of computer crime
• 'America's Most Wanted' will again highlight Portland fugitive suspected of March 2010 kidnapping
• Police investigate possible links in fires at West Linn High School
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• Strong forecast from Nautilus sends shares up 19%
• Regional stocks: Dow ends week down
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• Portland Brownfield Program
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• Concordia Upsets Newly-Minted No. 1 OIT 81-66
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• Facebook to file for IPO next week
• Owls Limit Cavs to Snare Road Win
• Women rise to the top at Oregon banks
• Mayor Supports ‘Freedom to Marry’
• Northeast School Boundaries Changed
• Invasion Robbery at College
• Phil Knight's defense of Paterno draws standing ovation
• Northwest News: Scottish accent leads to assault in Whistler, B.C.; 70 cats plucked from pickup truck camper in Auburn; Beattles visit saved Seattle's Edgewater hotel
• Economy expanded 2.8 percent during the last months of 2011
• 11-year-old boy arrested after allegedly threatening woman with gun on MAX train
• Birth control talk for Tigard-Tualatin School District draws few students and split opinions
• Marion County Sheriff's Office investigate dead man found in vehicle in northeast Salem
• Portland No. 11 apartment market in U.S.
• Oregon exploring private capital for public projects
• Gerding Edlen shares $183M fund strategy
• Only two in three Oregon high school students graduate in four years
• Report: Undocumented workers pay taxes
• Concordia University Receives $1.5M Gift for Athletic Stadium
• North Portland man shoots would-be burglar with rubber bullets, police say
• 6 Cavs Earn Earn Academic All-Conference Recognition
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• Friday biz roundup: Officials welcome Boardman biorefinery; Latino businesses in Beaverton struggle to expand
• CU Women's Soccer Announces 2012 Spring Schedule
• Professor Renee Heath honored at Oregon Women in Higher Education conference
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• A CISGO Event: Digital-storytelling project screening of the Moreau Center's 2011 Nicaragua Immersion program set for Friday, Feb. 3
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• Freezing fog + regular fog + a little rain = Portland's weekend forecast
• Boy carrying loaded gun arrested after MAX dispute
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• 'We're so lucky:' 12-year-old Salem boy who suffered heart attack, collapsed at basketball practice will make full recovery
• TriMet considering major fare changes, eliminating zones
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• Northwest News: Bullied student gets $100,000; Pharmacies selling used drugs, feds say
• Grieving Snegur family will keep up search for daughter's body along Clackamas River
• Clackamas County Roundup: Man robs Clackamas bank with two revolvers; fire destroys Molalla nonprofit's building
• Portland road rage confrontation lands man in jail and ordered to write an apology
• Washington County jurors deliberate Hillsboro stranger-rape, kidnapping case
• Closure of lane on West Burnside extended another week
• Test of Portland's emergency alert program shows 'high degree of failure'
• Deschutes' WinterFest; School of Rock show; Jane Comerford book reading: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Providence Portland cardiology nurses plan free event to highlight women's heart risks in Northeast Portland
• Clackamas County commissioners approve $1.75 million purchase of Blue Heron's West Linn site
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• Second man in Cedar Mill armed robbery is sent to prison
• KGW: Magnitude 9.0 quake hit region 312 years ago today (1-26-2012)
• Vancouver father and son killed in collision after pickup rear ends truck on highway
• Portland detective says that science finally caught up with suspect in 1980 killing
• Crash slows Interstate 205 north traffic near Oregon City
• Nautilus CFO resigns
• Beaverton School District facing $40 million budget shortfall next school year
• Lattice Q4 profit climbs on tax benefit
• Columbia State Bank tops Wall Street estimates
• Trina Solar disputes SolarWorld's claims on imports
• ESI lost $1.9M in Q3, posts sales decline
• Regional stocks: Market dips on housing news
• Report documents Oregon's small business landscape
• Meridian takes Oregon Convention Center, auto show mobile
• With W+K Super Bowl ad, polar bears become house guests
• Precision Castparts posts record Q2 earnings per share
• International Cat Show; Ron Hughes at 15th Avenue Hophouse; Auto Show: Northeast Portland weekend entertainment
• Vancouver parks department faces cuts, layoffs
• Legalization of same-sex marriage in Washington would be a dream come true for Jim Moeller
• New home sales fell in December, making 2011 the worst sales year on record, officials say
• Oregon responds to disabilities class action suit
• No more prayer cards on Alaska Airlines
• RealtyTrac: Portland-area foreclosure sales pick up in 2011's third quarter
• Software developer Meridian launches its latest map at the Portland International Auto Show
• Eastern Oregon biofuel refinery wins $235 million federal loan backing to make ethanol from poplar trees
• Is Amazon.com pondering a Netflix rival?
• Intel pays $120M for RealNetworks patents
• Netflix resumes 2012 surge on subscriber news
• Portland police fatally shot troubled man
• Presentation by global warming skeptics draws big crowd in Portland
• PwC appoints new head of Seattle, Portland markets
• East-side legislators schedule town hall; apartments planned for Lloyd District; other Northeast Portland news: Thursday Roundup
• McDonald's Twitter campaign becomes horror story
• RealtyTrac: Foreclosures 15% of Oregon market
• Cavs Partner with Hope4Hoopers
• Oregonians with disabilities file class action suit against the governor, state officials
• Oregon 213 near Silverton closed after road collapse
• New in Northeast: Fire on the Mountain adds third location at N.E. Fremont St. & 57th Ave. (video)
• Thursday biz roundup: Portland jobless level hits lowest point in three years; Wash. business leaders press for Columbia River Crossing funding
• SolarWorld, flagging a surge of Chinese solar panel imports, enrages Miami wholesaler
• At least four arrested as Occupy Portland demonstration takes to streets
• Portland weather: wet, breezy and mild
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• Concordia Adds Six Freshmen to 2012 Volleyball Team
• Clackamas County Roundup: Canby-Wilsonville ferry service could end; Lake Oswego grad's $60 million contract
• Do you condone condoms at school?
• Major Private Funders Renew Support For The Right Brain Initiative
• Tigard man named as getaway driver in Hillsboro robbery
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• Medical Teams president says he'll retire while people are ‘still happy’
• Change in contract rules could save West Linn money
• County to approve Blue Heron purchase
• Auto Show • Ford sings Portland’s green praises
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• Firefighters, fishermen pull man from cold river
• ‘I got this’
• Shooting leaves man dead outside Aloha grocery store
• Taps are flowing at new Golden Valley Brewery
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• Innovative design comes in new Boxx
• Streetcar hitches a ride on Sellwood Bridge work
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• City could set a record in mayoral primary race
• Sources Say • Businesses pile up Brady bucks
• Urban Food Zoning Code Update sets the table
• Neighbors, local businesses and PSU students provide input on SE 122nd Avenue Corridor rezone project
• Sustainability at Work business profile: Meet Bamboo Sushi, 2011 BEST award winner
• Cully Main Street and Local Street Plans Projects
• N/NE Quadrant Project presents proposed land use and freeway improvement concepts at February second Open House
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• Successful food scrap composting in winter? Learn how fellow Portlanders make it work
• Next steps for the proposed draft Portland Plan
• From BPS Director Susan Anderson: What a great year!
• Woman walker, 59, dies after being struck by van in Hubbard, state police say
• Athletics Hosts First Annual "Thank-a-Thon
• Portland police arrest man in 32-year-old Plaid Pantry killing
• Portland police fatally shot Brad Lee Morgan, 21, after he pointed what looked like a black handgun at officers, police say
• Occupy Portland group clash with police in downtown Portland; several protesters cuffed
• Portland aerial tram turns 5 Friday (with a birthday party planned Saturday)
• Beaverton teen indicted on attempted murder charges in connection with gang shooting
• Oregon responds to disabilities class action suit
• Portland International Auto Show opens today
• Oregon colleges and universities comb community colleges for transfer students
• Washington County district attorney, defense attorney respond to complaints of ethics violations, misconduct
• Mourning Stevenson L. Roy, a Navy vet who was lost in the system
• Cornilles uses ex-Congressman David Wu to slam Bonamici in new campaign ad
• Appeals court refuses to overturn Multnomah County deputy's firing
• Northwest News: Warm Springs casino to open Feb. 4 on U.S. 26; Bentley goes for $92,500 at auction of missing couple's belongings
• Reynolds School District teachers beg for new blood with next superintendent
• Taxi Driver Labor Market Review
• Joe Dobbes, Oregon winemaker, tapped as the nation's No. 1 'hot brand' winner of 2011
• In downtown Portland, report examines state of Latino community in Multnomah County
• Officials say smoke alarm saved grandmother, child from early morning Vancouver house fire
• Hamburger Mary's in Old Town to hold fundraiser for Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon
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• Umpqua Bank net income climbs 163 percent
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• Angel Oregon semifinalists named
• Portland City Hall Roundup
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• UO, Lewis & Clark top Peace Corps schools
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• GardenNet Roundtable Event: Urban Food Zoning Code Update, Wednesday, February 15
• Systems change leader shares vision for classrooms
• Powell, Toran and Campbell join Albina board
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• Kitzhaber hit with disabilities act class action lawsuit
• MINUTES: December 7th, 2011 Meeting
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• Blount recalls lawnmower blade
• Southwest Washington business leaders urge legislators to commit funds for CRC project
• Clackamas County Roundup: Milwaukie gas leak; Clackamas River search for Vinesa Snegur suspended
• Wednesday biz roundup: The story behind Iberdrola's Portland layoffs
• UPDATE: Armed man killed during early morning rooftop confrontation with police in downtown Portland
• Apple sitting on $97B in cash
• Facebook stock halt stokes IPO talk
• Eight Milwaukie homes evacuated because of natural gas leak
• Boeing lands $11B order; beats Q4 expectations
• Apple CEO dismisses "limited function" Amazon Kindle
• Commercial loans, profits rise at Pacific Continental Bank
• Apple blasts past Q1 earnings, sales expectations
• Portland police respond to early morning downtown officer-involved shooting
• Hillsboro School District leaders expect $7.7 million shortfall for 2012-13
• Behind Iberdrola's Portland layoffs: expiring wind-energy tax credits, declining demand, overloaded grid, cheap natural gas
• Women's Basketball Notes - CU Hosts OIT, SOU
• Woman allegedly punches officers; landslide halts; Chihuahua survives six days outdoors: Northwest Portland news
• Police seek three men in armed robbery of Southeast Portland market
• Natural gas leak forces evacuation of four Milwaukie homes
• Gresham police arrest suspect wanted in connection with Christmas coin burglary in Corbett
• Auto Show opens amid high expectations
• Police shoot and kill armed man
• Shining a light on ‘Father of Education’
• Who’s going to replace Judge Thom?
• Washington County Project Homeless Connect events rev up
• U.S. Supreme Court won’t re-hear special ed case against Forest Grove district
• Fire strikes home of fallen Navy corpsman
• Litter ‘patrol’ has long reach along Clackamas River Drive
• City View sprang from vision for ‘expeditionary learning’
• Ninja zombies invade Main Street
• Portland foreclosure attorney hit with ethics complaint due to premiums
• Union gives the nod to Jefferson Smith in Portland mayor's race
• Lewis & Clark Basketball Teaming up With the Alzheimer's Association for Friday's Game
• Student Life Accepting Applications for 2011-2012 Internship Positions
• 69 years later, McMinnville veteran gets a push for the Medal of Honor
• Brian Druker wins prestigious Japan Prize
• Clackamas County Roundup: Search for Vinesa Snegur, 6, suspended; driver crashes into Sandy convenience store
• State of the Union: Jobs, jobs, jobs
• State of the Union analysis: President Obama speech's puts him in campaign arena
• State of the Union: President Obama says American dream in peril
• Portland parolees arrested after state police find gun during traffic stop near Roseburg
• Mother of fallen Navy corpsman worried son's flag would be lost in Cornelius fire
• Global warming skeptics to take center stage in Portland Wednesday (poll)
• Wallowa County's longtime Alpenfest resurrected, set for September
• Portland Saab story comes to an end -- but who pays those parking tickets?
• Does Rob Cornilles want to privatize Medicare? PolitiFact Oregon
• Mid-County legislators set Town Hall date
• 68 years later, McMinnwille vet gets a push for the Medal of Honor
• Council to consider delaying by one month public report from police chief on JTTF involvement
• Compromise plan for tweaking Washington County transportation tax gaining traction
• Search suspended after crews find clothing of girl swept away in Clackamas River
• Feds want to deport Bulgarian man who stole dead boy's identity
• Portland to launch first citywide test of new emergency notification system Thursday
• Woman dies after rolling pickup on icy Interstate 84 near Baker City
• Veteran Portland police Officer Mark DeLong honored for his ability to connect with people
• Removing 4 dams in Klamath Basin will help fish, farms, federal report says
• Port of Portland tonnage up 2% in 2011
• In GOP response, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels blames President Obama for economy
• Hillsboro sex offender receives 6 months in jail after returning to gym where crimes occurred
• Turns out sugar beets make good de-icer in Idaho town
• Neighborhood Crime Statistics
• Oregon Convention Center in Northeast Portland adds two local coffee shops and opens new plaza this weekend
• Oregonian: Oregon Red Cross assesses damage from last week's floods (1-24-2012)
• Winter Bill Insert
• Financial review of Portland Community Media highlights weaknesses, suggests improvements
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• Restaurants Unlimited opens new Portland Seafood Co.
• Oregon Health Plan measure ready for lawmakers
• Regional stocks: Nike hovers above $100 mark
• Urban Growth Bounty Classes Return!
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• Business groups focus on saving DEQ budget
• Iberdrola laying off 25 in Portland
• Public Comment Sought for City of Portland’s New Earthquake Response Document
• Apple Store value on par with White House
• Historic Landmarks Commission - February 13, 2012
• PDX honored for on-time performance
• School board approves enrollment changes
• Troubled PremierWest Bank reports $4.1M loss, drop in bad loans
• Trust purchases 920 acres in Columbia River estuary
• Wall Street Journal touts Portland's tech scene
• Northwest Sign Recycling wins ODOT contract
• Gallery: A look inside ISITE's sustainable space
• VC funds scarce for cleantech startups
• Tuesday biz roundup: Umpqua Bank bars customers from filing class-action suits, EGT, workers settle Longview, Wash. terminal dispute
• Police increase security at Linfield College
• Boeing's 737 re-engineering will be costly
• Starbucks expands beer, wine concept
• Longview grain exporter, union reach tentative deal
• The Guardian: Portland a top-5 city to live
• PDX passenger traffic up 3.7% in 2011
• 920-acre former ranch on Columbia River to be restored to estuary and prime fish habitat
• Umpqua Bank joins Wells Fargo and Chase in requiring consumers to arbitrate disputes, barring class actions
• Governor proposes consequence-free 'achievement compacts' to focus schools and community colleges on results
• Pakistani diplomat, who speaks Thursday in Portland, says U.S. should reach out to mend relations
• Mitt Romney paid $3 million in federal income tax in 2010
• Police say La Center homeowner shot prowler in early morning encounter
• Portland weather: wet and mild
• Police investigating pharmacy robbery
• Warning issued for floods, debris flows
• on the spot with....megan spence
• Kayla Ernewein Named Northwest Conference Female Swimmer of the Week
• One lane of Oregon 42 now open after landslide blocked highway
• Clackamas County Roundup: Search continues for missing Vinesa Snegur, 6; Estacada woman gives birth, says she didn't know she was pregnant
• Sabin School hosts parent documentary about Dignity Village in Northeast Portland
• Newly approved transportation plan for Southeast 172nd Avenue area estimated to cost $144 milion
• Portland Public Schools board votes to approve proposed changes to Northeast Portland schools
• Searchers find no sign of 6-year-old Vinesa Snegur in Clackamas River
• Voters gripe about negative ads in Oregon congressional race, but signs are that they work
• Longshore workers, EGT settle dispute over Longview, Wash., grain terminal staffing
• Portland judge sentences two Europeans as 'arrows' in sophisticated cyberfraud
• U.S., Canada extend lumber trade pact, but dispute continues
• U.S. 101 now open to two-way traffic south of Newport
• U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Forest Grove School District case
• Ground search along Clackamas River will resume Tuesday for Vinesa Snegur
• Bend man faces theft charge after allegedly trying to steal skis, snowboard at Hoodoo Ski Area
• Linn County detectives arrest 22-year-old man accused of assaulting 3-month-old twin daughters
• Food carts could make Mt. Hood debut this summer after Clackamas County commissioners approve new policy
• Discovery of two small razor blades prompts search of Marion County Jail, but officials report finding only 'small infractions'
• Lane of NW Glisan Street in Portland will close in February for repairs
• Does Rob Cornilles have the support of Independent local mayors? PolitiFact Oregon reverses a ruling
• Startup: Portland-based BikeTrak helps owners track down their stolen bike using GPS technology
• Southeast Portland's Franklin High School will host a community meeting Wednesday to address neighbors' concerns
• Heavily ticketed car makes for quite the Saab story in Downtown Portland
• Northwest News: Sex offenders at Occupy Boise camp want to stay; Historic ferry at Port of Tacoma in jeopardy
• News of first-grader swept into Clackamas River prompts 120 students to visit counselors
• Washington County detectives seek public's help in identifying suspect in armed robbery near Tigard
• Portland to launch first citywide test of the community notification system January 26th
• Public comment sought for City of Portland's new earthquake response document
• Portland police make arrest in Franklin High School crash
• January 16 - January 22 Residential Permits Issued
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• Oregonian: Stormy weather continues to wallop Oregon, Washington (1-23-2012)
• Oregonian: Flood watch, round two: Forecasters say heavy rain, snow melt will cause rivers to rise rapidly (1-23-2012)
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• Regional stocks: Wall Street opens flat
• PCC, PSU renew co-admission agreement
• CEO change, $3B more in cuts coming at BofA
• Treasurer Wheeler proposes economic development overhaul
• HemCon fights $29M patent ruling — again
• Arciform acquires Versatile Wood Products
• Portland area average salary is $47K
• Target battling Amazon.com, 'showrooming'
• Intel appoints new COO
• Intel buys QLogic's InfiniBand business for $125M
• Monday biz roundup: Counties look for revenue after federal forest payments loss, Washington County schools target girls for tech classes
• Greek economic crisis leads to cheap rent for Nike
• Drivers cited, one arrested after rescue from flooded road in Forest Grove
• First Independent issues first layoffs ahead of merger
• SEIU urges state lawmakers to target contracting system
• Thousands still without power in Washington
• Coos Bay seafood startup eyes tuna market's big fish
• Stormy weather continues to wallop Oregon, Washington
• State liquor inspector resigns amid allegations of office sex, gas use
• Portland's Chinese community celebrates Year of the Dragon with new traditions
• Search resumes this morning for 4 on Mount Rainier
• Big Week Nets West CCC Player of the Week Honor
• Portland weather: morning fog, but dry overall; rain returns Tuesday
• Hundreds rally, march on 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade
• OSU ready to boost Portland presence
• Portland girl swept away by Clackamas River
• Police identify man who died in Cottage Grove crash
• There's a hiring freeze, but Oregon state agencies submit more than 1,200 requests for positions
• Four rescued last night from flooded Fernhill Road near Forest Grove
• Creswell man killed in 6-vehicle crash in Idaho
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona announces intention to resign from Congress
• Rescue efforts underway for missing girl who fell into Clackamas River
• A year after Officer Steven Dodds was shot in Lincoln City, a mystery still lingers
• Hazardous driving conditions expected in southwest Oregon
• Man sustains minor injuries after rear-end collision in east Vancouver
• Rains will continue throughout the week in Portland area, forecasters say
• Police arrest one after early morning shooting in Southeast Portland home
• West Linn, Clackamas County officials report little damage from high Willamette River waters
• Travel conditions and road closures on Oregon highways
• Shooting leads to arrest
• Crash on Interstate 205 near West Linn closes southbound lane
• Search resumes on Mount Rainier this morning for 4 missing, including 52-year-old Springfield man
• Cyclist dies near Cottage Grove after attempting to cross Interstate 5, officials say
• More than 1,700 remain without power near Hood River and Mosier
• Rains continue throughout Portland as snow targets the Gorge
• After 25 years in radio, Rick Emerson is all talked out
• Expo Center lands Cirque du Soleil, tells Portland Swap Meet to make room
• Loss of federal forest payments has Oregon counties looking for revenue while having millions that can't be tapped
• Northwest News: Oregon counties losing forest payments, facing 'Depression-like' unemployment; Washington spends millions locking up sexual predators
• Seventh-annual ChocolateFest brings confectioners from all over West Coast, but keeps Portlandia aesthetic
• Search for four missing on Mount Rainier will resume Sunday, if weather allows
• Owner of Dosha Salon Spas named 'Scrooge of the Year' by Oregon unions
• Newt Gingrich storms to South Carolina victory, scrambling GOP race
• Fire causes $20000 in damage to Kelso garage
• Newt Gingrich win in South Carolina fueled by economy concerns, conservative voters
• Calm Saturday offers break from storms, but more rain due next week
• Portland's Lincoln High School takes first at state 'We the People' competition
• Even in Washington County's Silicon Forest, boys vastly outnumber girls in science, technology and engineering classes
• Fundraiser for family of Canby man who died in December explosion nets more than $3,000
• Newt Gingrich projected to win South Carolina GOP primary
• PWB to run groundwater
• Battle Ground school burns to the ground as part of firefighter training exercise
• Tacoma area couple don't let snow and ice hold up wedding
• In South Carolina, GOP voters say priority is a candidate who can defeat Obama
• Forest Park's Lower Macleay Trail closed by downed trees, flooding
• Oregon State Penitentiary resumes operations after flood threat
• Holiday gift goes missing at U.S. Postal Service for more than a month
• Oregon flooding may give native fish a break, Oregon State University professor says
• Beaverton blaze destroys four cars near apartment building
• Red Cross operates shelters in Hood River and Newport, closes others
• 1,000 without power in Cascade Locks
• Searchers back on Mount Rainier to find four climbers and campers
• SW Sam Jackson Park Road reopens
• Southwest Sam Jackson Park Road near OHSU reopens after landslide
• Warner Pacific Nips Cavs 90-89 in Overtime
• Knights Pull Away from Cavs in Second in 73-62 CU Loss
• Rob Cornilles says Affordable Care Act eliminates choice for seniors on Medicare Advantage: PolitiFact Oregon
• Northwest News: Portland police say tips helped crack killing of 13-year-old; blizzard halts search for 4 on Mount Rainier
• Clackamas County Roundup: Gladstone sewers overflow; evacuated Molalla flood victims return home
• City switches water supply
• Three teenagers indicted on aggravated murder charges in slaying of 13-year-old
• Southwest Sam Jackson Park Road closes near Portland VA Medical Center after landslide
• Oregon: Land of many well-prepared tax preparers
• Authorities arrest 17-year-old they believe was spotted with gun at Lloyd Center MAX platform
• Dean Scores 13 to Help #7 Women's Basketball Defeat Pacific 74-37 in Northwest Conference Action
• Women's Swimming Takes Down Linfield
• Men's Basketball Cruises to Eighth Consecutive Home Win Behind Perconti's Game-High 17 Points
• Pioneers take solid wins in final home meet of season.
• SW Sam Jackson Park Rd. is closed due to landslide
• Damascus Mayor Steve Spinnett signs on as sponsor of Clackamas County anti-light rail initiative; Lake Oswego resident challenges ballot title
• Interstate 84 closed east of Cascade Locks after multiple-vehicle crash, jackknifed semi-truck
• Gov. John Kitzhaber says feds could support health reform with $2.5 billion, easing state budget crunch
• Western Oregon University cancels Saturday event for prospective students
• Why so slow on the Sunset? It often has to do with that magic 500 foot mark
• Occupy the Courts rally in Portland lambasts law giving corporations "personhood"
• Break's over, Oregon! Get ready for more heavy weather
• With Oregon's governor watching, Turner begins to pick itself up, dry itself off
• Firefighters battle afternoon blaze at Southeast Portland home
• 32-year-old man in stable condition after car lands in flooded ditch off U.S. 20 near Albany
• University of Oregon interim president argues for independent UO governing board
• Southwest Skyline Boulevard reopens after Thursday landslide
• Portland police Chief Mike Reese seeks 9 new sergeants for use-of-force investigations
• Vancouver driver arrested in connection with Jan. 9 hit-and-run
• Rains slow, floodwaters subside; threat of more rain keeps Oregonians wary
• Salem firefighters rescue 7 people stranded in flooded park
• Evacuated Molalla-area residents return to their homes
• Mt. Bachelor celebrates, then rues, massive snowfall that temporarily shut down resort
• Clackamas County rejects Oregon City's offer to settle franchise fees dispute over $11 million broadband network
• Disaster-struck Benton County prepares for possible high-winds, power outages
• Crews will race to fix eroded patch of U.S. 101 in Newport between rain storms
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• Downtown Business District Expansion and Fee Formula Report
• Saturday benefit to be held for family of Albany mother and son who died in car swept away in creek
• Director's Report to CRC, January 11, 2012
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• Quality Assurance reporting template
• Washington County event to help the area's homeless population on tap for next week
• TOC Project Introduction
• TOC Project Update
• Flooding washes out part of Forest Park trail in Portland, forcing indefinite closure
• PFHT Board Meeting Agenda - January 25, 2012
• Friday Roundup
• SW Skyline reopens
• Reynolds district, union yet to reach agreement
• East County drivers see red at intersections
• Freezing rain advisory issued for areas east of I-205
• KGW: Freezing rain and ice hit the Columbia River Gorge (1-20-2012)
• State unveils poverty initiative
• At growing FEI, CEO joins the blogosphere
• Startups join PSU social incubator
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• Firms honored for commitment to sexual minorities
• Regional stocks: Dow finishes week strong
• Cornilles, Bonamici weigh in on business
• Kronos buys software firm OptiLink
• OHSU/OUS Life Sciences building design OK'd
• XPAND awaits 3-D TVs 'Avatar' moment
• Franklin gears up for athletics upgrades
• Friday biz roundup: Facebook pressures lawmakers, Nike unveils 'critical part' of its future
• Some Corvallis and Benton County roads still closed
• School closures: Salem-Keizer and Corvallis among districts closed today because of flooding
• Road collapse on southbound Oregon 43 means long delays again today between Lake Oswego and Portland
• About 250,000 Washington customers without power
• Portland men edge out women in higher ed attainment
• Interstate 82 opens this morning, ODOT says
• Oregon VC funding plummets in Q4
• Many Salem streams receding, but more rain is forecast
• Interstate 84 opens in Eastern Oregon but chains required
• Nike+ FuelBand jostles its way into market with products from Garmin, Adidas and Nike
• State officials reopen Oregon 22
• Ice, freezing rain closes stretch of Interstate 84
• Hazardous weather closes several highways in Eastern Oregon
• Danielle Hermanny named executive assistant to the president
• Clackamas County Roundup: Milwaukie manhole cover blows; Oregon 213 undercut; wastewater districts set to buy Blue Heron property
• Oregon State University to close Corvallis campus Friday amid flooding concerns
• Amtrak cancels some service again Friday because of trees, debris on tracks
• More rain and wind storms coming
• Three teens charged in November murder of 13-year-old
• Flooding closes East County roads, Springwater Trail
• SEC expands inquiry into two Portland hedge funds
• Portland crews kept busy Thursday with flooded roads, small landslide and swollen Johnson Creek
• Bike Tourism, Rural Communities, Historic Roads
• Bill in Oregon legislation would shut door to state retiree information
• Nike+ FuelBand "a critical part of the future," says CEO at glitzy New York launch
• Just how rainy has it been? Hard to say, but more is coming
• Roger Rabbit, stolen from a North Portland property Jan. 7, was returned to its owner today
• Lincoln County damages reach $1 million as storm problems continue
• Oregon winter storm: Mother and child die; 17 rivers at or near flood stage; more rain on the way
• Wolf probably killed mule near Joseph, state wildlife officials believe
• Washington County road report: Where does the water stand?
• Milwaukie manhole cover blows, spewing sewage into Kellogg Lake
• Northwest News: Ashland offers reward in bike path slaying and Clark County deputy's hamburger spit case goes to Supreme Court
• Bonamici, Cornilles each pass million-dollar mark in fundraising for congressional campaign
• Both lanes of Oregon 213 undercut by flooding, closing highway between Molalla and Silverton
• Three men suffer non-life-threatening injuries after head-on crash in Southwest Portland
• Portland-area commuters: Have a 'Plan B' for rain-soaked days
• Facebook presses Oregon Legislature for property tax exemption
• Oregon 213 collapse, busy highways, washed out streets stalling Portland area evening commute
• Professional Bull Riders; An Evening with Peter Yarrow & Friends; other Northeast Portland weekend entertainment ideas
• Philomath: At The Friendly Y, the raging Marys River wasn't so friendly
• SAC #12 Meeting Packet - 1/19/12
• Mudslide closes Clackamas River Drive east of Oregon City
• Home Depot shifts needed products to Salem, Longview and Clackamas County
• 2012 West Coast Beard & Mustache Championships; Timbers Army Third Saturday: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Expo Center close to landing Cirque
• AKT Report
• Neighbors warm up to solar project
• Alert: W Burnside reopens before evening commute
• Buildings & Learning: An in-depth look at PPS schools- Jan 24 - Mar 14
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• Portland Opera Presents: Philip Glass' GALILEO GALILEI
• Intel Q4 earnings beat estimates as it grows revenue
• Regional stocks: Market continues upward trend
• Portland Opera To Go! Presents: HANSEL AND GRETEL
• Our United Villages Open House. Thursday, Jan. 26
• Shoplifters sentenced in Washington Square thefts
• Wingstop wants to add 15 Portland restaurants
• OHSU joins alliance to advance research discoveries
• Umpqua Bank on Fortune's 'Best Places to Work' list again
• Alert: SW Skyline is closed due to landslide
• SE Division Street High Crash Corridor Safety Project Open House
• Hearings Officer Agenda - 2/6/12 to 2/15/12
• Marine Drive High Crash Corridor Safety Project Open House
• Grant basketball incident; new vegan truffle shop; Leatherman penalty; other Northeast Portland news: Friday Roundup
• The President Wants YOU At Homecoming!
• Notes from 2012 Council Presentation
• Meeting Notes - January 2012
• Agenda - January 2012
• Meeting Notes - November 2011
• Buckman | 1-19-12 | 1517 SE Salmon St | Adjustment - LU 11-197055 AD
• Agenda - November 2011
• Parkrose Heights | 1-19-12 | 1700 NE 102nd Ave | Design Review Modification - NOTICE | LU 11-196222 DZM
• Hollywood | 1-19-12 | 4105-4127 NE Broadway St | Design Review - NOTICE | LU 11-199877 DZ
• With FuelBand, Nike expands its reach
• Oregon AG warns of foreclosure scam
• Metro considers Intel road project
• AFMS's FedEx/UPS battle picks up steam
• PORTLAND OPERA STUDIO ARTIST RECITAL: Soprano Lindsay Ohse
• Adams helps launch national Freedom to Marry campaign
• Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry to bow out of presidential race and back Newt Gingrich, sources say
• Rick Santorum passes Mitt Romney in final Iowa caucuses count
• Seattle, SW Washington brace for big ice storm
• Northwest News: Icy runways force Sea-Tac to close; 'baby on board' takes on new meaning with Tacoma hospital elevator birth
• Mortgage rates hit a new record low for the 8th time in one year
• Political divisions, controversial issues play roles in driving Lake Oswego officials away
• Kitzhaber's education board seeks input
• Apple's education push may provide iPad boost
• Jobless claims fall by 50,000 to lowest level in 4 years
• Robbins Umeda launches Netflix investigation
• Bank of America posts narrow profit
• Albany authorities recover body of child after floodwaters sweep car from parking lot
• Boeing's Kansas exodus irks Wichita
• Nike shares hit new high ahead of major product announcement
• Occupy Portland to help mobilize protest at Longview port
• Thursday biz roundup: Oregon's jobless level drops, Solarworld apologizes for Christmas card
• Flooding threatens Salem; many local streets, one school closed
• Former state Sen. Margaret Carter gets a new state job, takes pay cut
• Cav Clips - Jan. 19, 2012
• Flooding closes Oregon 22 and 229 this morning
• Thousands remain without power across region
• Clackamas County Roundup: Three Lake Oswego officials to depart; Government Camp rest area to remain open
• TEDxConcordiaUPortland Announces 2012 Event
• Police station bonds sell at low rate
• Room to grow
• New utility bills include 2% catch
• Chamber opens in new location
• Portland Plan sets sights on the future
• Walmart’s parking lot to see more modifications
• In Character with Matt Bors
• To serve and protect
• Sources Say • Repair dollars slow to arrive
• Raleigh Hills centenarian earns a badge of honor
• City of Tigard says annexation talk is a goal
• THPRD committee envisions bridge or tunnel for Fanno Creek Trail crossing
• Life on the outside
• What’s in the future for Foothills?
• Fertile Ground Is Almost Here!
• New center helps homeless wash away street stigma
• Regional Arts and Culture Council Publishes 2011 Year in Review
• Arrests shut down Gresham shoplifting ring
• No longer colorblind
• Neva Hauser - Women's Basketball
• Suzanne Bonamici says we gave Rob Cornilles a Pants on Fire for what? PolitiFact Oregon
• Education investment board gathers local ideas
• Road roundup: Winter weather leads to wrecks along Oregon 99W, Oregon 34
• Oregon Red Cross assisting residents in Vernonia after massive power outage, fears of flooding
• 2,000 in Mount Hood communities still without power
• Does Rob Cornilles have endorsements from politically diverse local mayors? PolitiFact Oregon
• Once-threatened Government Camp rest area will remain open permanently after reallocation of funds
• Legacy Cancer Institute to hold meditation class for adults with cancer
• Oregon State University has $2 billion economic footprint, says President Ed Ray
• Grand jury indicts driver in connection with fatal Northeast Portland hit-and-run in October
• Oregon Legislature will consider capping mercury in fluorescent bulbs
• Washington County is silencing critics on advisory boards, say ousted citizens
• Crews report progress repairing downed lines; about 15,500 still without power across Portland metro area
• Environmentalists appeal Coos Bay project that could fuel exports of coal and liquefied natural gas
• Bonneville Power Administration eliminates citizen-proposed route for I-5 corridor project in southwest Washington
• Oregon City man, 56, kills terminally ill wife, then himself
• Public works projects cause delays in Southeast Portland
• P4 Form - Checklist
• Rainy day in Southwest Portland? Check out Lewis & Clark College for art, exercise and hoops
• Lake Oswego Mayor Jack Hoffman, Councilor Sally Moncrieff not running for re-election
• Kickoff for 42nd Avenue Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative is Jan. 25 in Northeast Portland
• Champions Too project hopes to build Beaverton-area field for disabled athletes
• Parkrose community in Northeast Portland rallies to send middle school students to Outdoor School
• PPB crime stats for week 52 of 2011
• 2012 January Newsletter
• City monitors Johnson Creek due to melting snow, rain
• Stretch of Oregon 18 between Otis and Grand Ronde will remain closed overnight
• SUPER KING BUFFET
• Gov. Chris Gregoire's proposed sales tax increase falls flat among Clark County lawmakers
• Team assembles to search for 4 missing on Mount Rainier
• Disabled Parking Permit
• BBSI responds to activist shareholder's demands
• BHAP SANG
• Tips for homeowners dealing with downed or damaged trees
• Irvington | 1-17-12 | 2439 NE 16th Ave | Historic Design Review - LU 11-199818 HDZ
• Hazelwood | 1-17-12 | 420 SE 106th Ave | Design w/ Modifications - NOTICE | LU 11-172532 DZM
• Oregon State economic impact: $2.06 billion
• Downtown | 1-17-12 | 150 SW Harrison St | Design Review - NOTICE | LU 11-197928 DZ
• KILLER BURGER
• Sidewalk cafe complaints
• Precision Castparts CEO gives $2.5M to La Salle
• City ADA curb ramp request info
• TriMet Board of Directors
• TriMet CAT Committee
• Regional stocks: Another strong day on Wall Street
• Cheers: Gov. declares May Oregon Wine Month
• Competency hearing delayed for Butts
• OSU’s new ‘degree plus three’ cuts time in school
• Oregon Zoo to open $9.15M Veterinary Medical Center
• HomeTown Buffet owners file for bankruptcy — again
• Freedom Riders, Fighters & Writers Exhibit on display
• Composting is a team effort at Beach School
• Billboards Feature Unsolved Homicides
• MLK Day of Service
• Oregon Senate GOP releases 'Blueprint for Prosperity'
• North Clackamas to award bid for Milwaukie High's health and wellness center
• Oregon unemployment 8.9%
• Men's Basketball Notes - Cavs Face CCC-Leading Warner Pacific
• Men's Basketball Notes - Cavs Face CCC-Leading Warner Pacific
• Northwest News: No LOL cats for you? Website blackout protesting SOPA and PIPA underway; Washington man traces found memory card back to Japanese tourists
• Storm closes stretch of Oregon 18
• High winds, heavy rains slam Oregon Coast
• @pdx snow + rain + slush = lots of Twitter reaction
• School closures: Forest Grove, Banks, Gaston districts closed; Beaverton, Hillsboro use bus snow routes
• Portland officials close several streets due to hazardous conditions
• Women's Basketball Notes - Cavs Host Rival Warner Pacific
• Beaverton School District superintendent says cuts could reach $40 million
• PGE working on energy plan mix
• Stretch of U.S. 26 closed due to downed trees
• Gerding Edlen closes Green Cities fund at $183M
• Frontyard dispatches: Oregonians report what they see right outside their windows
• FDIC-proposed 'stress tests' may impact Umpqua, others
• Bioject explores sale, other options
• School closures: Centennial, Corbett, Gresham-Barlow, some Multnomah County closed; Portland, others opening late
• Seattle petition on plastic bag ban falls short of needed signatures
• Commuter alert: Oregon 43 closed near Sellwood Bridge
• Seattle snow forecast scaled back, but 3 to 6 inches still expected
• The story behind VendScreen and other notes from PIE
• Alaska Airlines cancels 38 flights in Portland, Seattle because of weather
• Greater Portland Inc. hires Maggie Davis
• Philip Morris to pay Oregon $56 million
• Metro revives 'headquarters hotel'
• TriMet cancels routes (No. 18, No. 63), puts No. 51 on snow route
• School closures: Colton, Estacada, Oregon Trail, Molalla River districts all closed
• Wednesday biz roundup: Taxpayers must rescue Oregon energy loan fund, Verizon and Comcast test new partnership
• Portland area wakes up to slushy mess, but no heavy snow
• Storm knocks out power to thousands across Portland area
• ALERT: Transition from snow to rain creates slushy and slick streets and sidewalks
• Snow prompts closure of many Clark County schools today
• Clackamas County Roundup: Lake Oswego boy calls cops after mom takes PlayStation; Boring girl, 11, hides during burglary
• Portland Fire & Rescue Safety Advisory: Downed Power Lines
• State unemployment rate drops below 9 percent
• School tours prelude to district bond discussion
• Zumbathon works up a sweat for Jefferson Dancers
• Court rules against Gresham in utility fee fight
• Cornelius city manager finalists hold court
• Panelists weigh in on cure for educational ills
• Gresham plan includes children’s fountain at plaza
• Reynolds plans forums on superintendent search
• Supreme Court won’t rule in Washington County pot, gun case
• Portland Seafood and Wine Festival 2012
• Rain brings slush, flooding
• Eileen Brady's million-dollar Portland mayoral campaign evokes ghosts of elections past
• Two coal companies want to export coal through the Port of St. Helens
• Audit finds Oregon School Boards Association took questionable financial, management steps, will undergo forensic audit
• Banner year for Oregon Public Employee Retirement Fund retirement
• Portland Incubator Experiment graduates first class, including one that landed a $12M investment
• Man accused of fatally stabbing domestic partner says drug dealer killed 49-year-old victim
• Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association?s meeting with Senator Ginny Burdick and Representative Mary Nolan on January 24th at 6 PM
• Philip Morris agrees to pay Oregon $56 million in punitive damages in Jesse Williams' death
• Jackknifed semi-trucks close stretch of U.S. 26 near Government Camp
• BPS News: City of Portland's Urban Growth Bounty series returns with classes on growing, preparing and preserving food
• Deputies seek suspect in armed robbery at market near Tigard
• BPS News: City of Portland's Urban Growth Bounty series returns with classes on growing, preparing and preserving food
• As part of its fitness push, Sears opens FitStudio store at Pioneer Place
• Portland startup VendScreen raises $12M
• Rollover crash near Forest Grove caused after driver suffered medical problem
• Hood River County school bus driver hospitalized after being trapped under wheel during roadside inspection
• Portland groups say Metro survey questions pit a sound economy against a healthy environment
• Verizon Wireless, Comcast to test sales partnership in Portland
• Eugene man sentenced to 10 years in prison on federal child-pornography charges
• Tanking home prices mean Portland schools collecting $8 million less than projected from voter-approved tax to save teacher jobs
• Portland City Council 1-12-12 PM Session
• Portland City Council 1-11-12 PM Session
• Portland City Council 1-11-12 AM Session
• 1 of 2 suspects arrested in string of Mount Hood area burglaries
• Earthquake Appendix
• Police ID driver, passenger involved in fatal collision Thursday on McLoughlin Boulevard
• Two-time burglars ransack Marion County school, eat children's candy
• Oregonian: Winter about to deliver one, two, three punch to Oregon, Pacific Northwest (1-17-2012)
• January 2012
• TriMet reroutes Line 51 buses for evening commute in Portland's West Hills
• Red Cross will open emergency warming center in Portland for second night in a row
• Parkrose Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative meeting tonight
• ALERT: City prepares for next storm system expected overnight through Wednesday morning
• 'Stress tests' proposed by FDIC could impact Umpqua, others
• Bioject explores sale, other steps
• Gerding Edlen closes Green Cities fund at $183M
• Regional stocks: Oregon stocks hold steady
• Cavs Overcome Long-Distance Barrage from Multnomah
• Portland, Comcast set to ink cable deal
• Losses mount for Oregon Zoo, convention center
• College students to Roosevelt: You can do this
• Oregon's population projected to surpass 3.9M
• Kittelson & Associates merges with Dowling Associates
• McKinley to tout small business needs to Portland leaders
• Women's Track Team Presented with George Pasero Team of the Year Award
• Man shot to death Friday in Cottage Grove was due in court on drug charges
• Herrera Beutler unsold on Columbia River bridge
• Major winter storm aims for Portland
• Intel No. 7 most valuable brand, Nike No. 25
• TriMet buses chained up, expect weather-related delays
• Beaverton, Hillsboro schools open; most Washington County districts on bus snow routes
• Missing snowshoer rescued after nine-hour trek off Mount Rainier
• Is Amazon.com an online bully?
• Lessons from the Zappos hacking
• Airbus orders top Boeing in 2011
• Lake Oswego, West Linn-Wilsonville, Molalla River and Oregon Trail schools to start 2 hours late
• Tuesday biz roundup: Portland home prices hit 11-year low, two more Bally's gyms will close
• Oregon's unused death penalty drugs test pharmaceutical company leaders
• Oregon college students give MLK Day of service at Portland's Roosevelt High School
• Portland's Skyline, Forest Park and East-West Sylvan schools to open 2 hours late
• Child crossing E Street struck by SUV
• Slick roads, snow prompts school delays across region
• Herman Notches National Player of the Week Honor
• Portland weather: mostly wet this morning, but Wednesday commute looks white
• Center for Entrepreneurship wins national award
• Boy, 6, treated for injuries after SUV strikes him in Forest Grove, police say
• Friendly House offering gym membership specials, scholarships in January
• Amid MLK Day celebration, a Northeast Portland woman is honored for pursuing her dream
• Three people released from hospital after three-vehicle crash Sunday on icy Oregon 22W near Salem
• on the spot with...rachel levitsky
• Women's Basketball Improves to #7 in Latest USA Today/ESPN Division III Top-25 Coaches Poll
• Clackamas County Roundup: Apartment fire kills Lake Oswego woman; relatives of Canby pipe bomb victim speak
• Family of Canby bomb victim searches for answers, as community offers support
• 45 Rocky Mountain goats now roam on Mount Jefferson in Central Oregon
• Winter about to deliver one, two, three punch to Oregon, Pacific Northwest
• More Portland-area homes sell in 2011, but prices still catching up
• Sister Francella Mary Griggs, Siletz tribal elder and longtime teacher, dies at 91
• Suspension of streetcar plans put Lake Oswego on the clock to overhaul Foothills redevelopment
• Forecast prompts altered schedule Tuesday at Oregon State University
• L.A. Fitness to close Bally gyms in Aloha and downtown Portland
• Amid MLK Day celebration, a Northeast Portland woman is honored for pursuing her dream
• Sisters of the Road leads crowd of 500 on march through Northwest, Downtown Portland
• 81-year-old blind man dies after being struck by pickup east of Springfield Friday
• Monmouth woman in critical condition following head-on crash Sunday south of Rickreall
• Gresham police searching for two suspects in attempted carjacking
• Cold Portland night freeze your door lock? How to fix it (and this week's other winter commuting tips)
• Red Cross will open emergency warming center in Portland in anticipation of Monday night's cold, wet weather
• La Center Middle School basketball team to honor Cody Sherrell
• Police identify man injured in early morning shooting in Northeast Portland
• Hillsboro High School teacher Don Domes is closer to saving the district's last automotive program
• Missing snowshoer found alive on Mount Rainier
• Glencoe High School students, teacher present NASA findings at American Astronomical Society conference
• ALERT: City urges commuters to prepare for wintry weather Tuesday and Wednesday
• Volunteers search Mount Rainier for missing snowshoer
• LO resident announces run for Congress
• LEGO robotics state championship encourages creativity, engineering skills in youth
• Man injured in early morning shooting in Northeast Portland
• Monday biz roundup: Mattress World's closing may usher in new business, Oregon farmers optimistic about 2012
• Weather delays morning activities at Mt. Hood Community College
• Shooting wounds NE Portland man
• Commuter alert: beware of icy roads this morning
• Cavs Sweep CCC Track Honors
• Herman Tagged as CCC Player of the Week
• Cornilles campaign says its poll shows Oregon congressional race is tightening
• Woman who jumped off Ross Island Bridge dies, identified as Portland Police Bureau employee
• Portland area streets turning icy, more wintry weather expected Monday
• Providence St. Vincent sets up fund for Kardashov family
• Arts foundation honors county official at MLK Day celebration
• Council could make police work for ‘fitness’ pay
• Oregon Zoo offers peek inside new veterinary clinic
• Portland area expected to have another day of snow
• Northwest District parking; Sisters of the Road holding MLK Day march; OMSI Science Pub at Mission Theater: Northwest Portland news
• North Portland students find and tell the stories of local and current-day drum majors for justice
• Leatherman Tool Group's Northeast Portland facility subject of DEQ fine
• Highway 26 temporarily closed while ODOT officials remove stalled vehicles
• Weather-related crashes tie up Oregon highways, cause minor injuries
• Food creatives expand restricted diets' horizons
• Strip club patrons win right to park at new Boring Station Trailhead Park at head of Springwater Corridor
• New York D.J. Jonathan Toubin released Friday from OHSU Hospital after Dec. 8 accident
• Two men arrested in car jacking, robbery in Southeast Portland
• Red Cross aiding 4 adults, 2 dogs after Bethany house fire
• Man, 40, stabbed near Plaid Pantry store, police searching for girlfriend
• 28-year-old man allegedly stabbed by acquaintance after an argument
• PPB: Occupy Portland crime stats, 1/15/12
• Gusts coat parts of Portland and beyond with snow
• Body of 46-year-old man recovered from Willamette River near Fremont Bridge
• Icy conditions cause several accidents; U.S. 26 reopened
• Pearl District Livability Committee meeting agenda, 1/16/12
• Body pulled from river
• Police investigate stabbings
• Police seek suspect in robbery at Plaid Pantry in Hillsboro
• Weather Watch 1/15
• Portland Firefighters Rescue Woman from Frigid Waters of Willamette River near Ross Island Bridge
• Two arrested for car jacking, robbery
• Trailer overturns in icy conditions on I-5 south of Eugene, closing lanes during cleanup
• Hit-and-miss snow day in Portland area
• Icy road conditions briefly close I-5 northbound at Sutherlin
• Northwest News: Will Portland see snow today?; two Washington residents recount cruise ship disaster off Italian coast
• Clark County deputies looking for attempted robbery suspect
• Gresham man injured in Vancouver rollover crash
• House fire reported in east Vancouver
• Oregon House, Senate get low grades in report on racial equity bills
• St. Paul resident in serious condition after rollover crash
• First snow of year covers Portland
• Men's Basketball Defeats Willamette 87-74
• Minor crashes reported in Columbia River Gorge area due to icy road conditions
• Police arrest man involved in Southeast Portland stabbing
• Aloha man arrested after accidentally shooting into neighbor's house
• Milwaukie resident's anti-light rail petition could jeopardize city's $5 million contract with TriMet
• Oregon's boating industry weathers economy, looks to Portland Boat Show to set pace for 2012
• Deputies arrest two Aloha men for multiple car burglaries
• Woman jumps off Ross Island Bridge into Willamette River
• Northwest Trustee Services squeezes more profits from home foreclosures with one-stop model
• Snow expected in Portland; cold front may drop 1-2 inches on valley floor
• Facebook pushing Oregon lawmakers for tax law change
• Man found dead in Willamette River near Fremont Bridge
• Cavs Complete Road Sweep with 80-70 Win over Corban
• Woodburn man convicted for falsely claiming tax refunds
• Hillsboro woman suffers minor injuries in kitchen fire
• Oregon farmers look for improvement in 2012, but volatility is a perennial crop
• Three people injured in car crash on Oregon 22 near Mehama
• ALERT: National Weather Service issues winter weather advisory for snow
• Bonamici, Cornilles tangle over Social Security, immigration and other hot-button issues
• Cavs Challenge, Fall to Corban 76-67
• Cavalier Track Out of the Gate Fast at Washington
• Sturgeon catch in Columbia River will be reduced under Oregon-Washington agreement
• As Mattress World closes its doors, its founder Sherri Hiner helps propel creation of another
• 'Tats for Cats' in Springfield raises money for Greenhill Humane Society
• Luxury cruise ship runs aground off Italian coast; at least 3 dead
• Northwest News: TriMet attack of teen started over boy; 'Circus Boy' dies in accidental hanging
• Salem boy who collapsed at basketball practice has heart surgery in Portland
• Mustang driver wanted in two Friday the 13th hit-and-runs in Southeast Portland
• Ballots headed to mailboxes in Oregon's 1st District special election
• Woman pulled from river minutes after Ross Island Bridge leap
• Portland police search for men spotted with gun near Lloyd Center
• Deputies: Sheridan man arrested after allegedly taking $30,000 from grandmother confesses to arson, other crimes during interview
• Clackamas County Roundup: Records show confusion after planes collide over Champoeg; Oregon's most prolific serial killer appeals over Clackamas County trial
• Ernewein, Carreno, Brauer take wins against Loggers.
• Hollins Comes Alive to Score 18 Points Despite 69-54 Loss to Pacific Lutheran
• #8 Women's Basketball Secures Winning Season With 57-51 Victory Over Pacific Lutheran
• Man dies at area hospital after Southeast Portland stabbing
• Man dies from stab wounds in SE Portland
• Portland police want to know: Who stole Roger Rabbit?
• Mother and daughter accused in Thursday assault on Tri-Met bus arraigned in court
• MAX beating was ugly, but the reaction by some has been much worse
• Body of Portland man found in burning vehicle near Florence
• Predatory sex offender found in Southeast Portland
• Has Rob Cornilles disputed statement in newspaper story for two years? PolitiFact Oregon
• Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber gets standing ovation, but not everyone is happy with State of the State
• $8 million grant boosts AIDS vaccine developed in Oregon
• Newspapers and magazines too close to wood stove to blame in fire at Sherwood winery
• Fund set up for Beaverton mother whose 10-year-old son died in Southwest Canyon Road crash
• Grants Pass council has second thoughts about high cost of bus shelters
• TriMet beating of 14-year-old girl on MAX last month started with exchange over a boy, police say
• Tower recordings show confusion after fatal midair collision near Champoeg park
• Rifle missing from Oregon prison; skipped inventories delay discovery
• Suzanne Bonamici complains of Medicare attack from Day One: PolitiFact Oregon
• Crash on Interstate 5 near Lake Oswego causing delays for northbound traffic
• Week of January 16, 2012
• Suzanne Bonamici says no hemp growing for you: PolitiFact Oregon
• Shareholders accuse BBSI board of breaching fiduciary duty
• Small lab explosion fills David Douglas classroom with smoke, 12 hurt
• Woman treated for smoke inhalation after fire damages Kelso home
• NOTICE OF COMMUNITY AND POLICE RELATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING
• Stewardship grant workshops scheduled, grant applications due by March 30
• Asante Worship
• For small businesses and taxes, it's the year of the 1099s
• Winter Travel Advisory for MLK Jr. Holiday Weekend
• Does controversial Keystone XL pipeline project have bipartisan support? PolitiFact Oregon
• 2012 Youth Community Action Grants Program
• Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey will deliver second state of the city speech
• Rob Cornilles says Suzanne Bonamici sole no vote on drunk driving bill: PolitiFact Oregon
• Portland's new Ombudsman will enter political mix as landscape shifts: Portland City Hall roundup
• N/NE Quadrant Open House
• Boot brand Hi-Tec taps Gebhard to lead U.S. operations
• Does Suzanne Bonamici vote 98 percent of the time with Republicans? PolitiFact Oregon
• N/NE Quadrant Open House
• Aloha sex offender, 22, sentenced to more than 7 years in second sex abuse case
• ONI Steering Committee 6%, 8% cut scenarios for ONI BAC mtg Jan. 17, 2012
• Results of 6% and 8% percent cut small group discussions from 1-9-12 ONI BAC mtg
• City Council Resolves: No Corporate Money in Politics, Bring War Dollars Home
• Police ID driver killed in late-night two-car crash on McLoughlin Boulevard
• Donation fund set up for Cayla Wilson, victim of Gresham DUII crash
• Martha Pellegrino 2011 4th quarter
• BAC Agenda January 17, 2012
• Jeld-Wen to open new Louisiana plant
• Stolen rabbits – minus one – returned to Meat Collective
• Regional stocks: U.S. stocks turn lower
• Seven laid off as Hermiston chemical weapon depot shuts down
• Portland passes Citizens United measure
• Soda tax could hit November ballot
• Friends of Trees seeks volunteers for MLK Day planting in Parkrose
• Blue Collar Bakery is worth ditching the diet over
• Cavs Score Game's Final 21 Points in 78-76 Comeback Win over NCU
• Duncan Campbell succeeds against all odds
• 2012 Council Minutes
• 2012 Council Agendas
• Lenders, car dealers elicit most BBB gripes
• May Sinks Game-Winner as Cavs Defeat Beacons
• Portland Christian Schools Art Show Saturday
• THE FREMONT RIDGE INN
• New rules give families more control over testing
• You're invited: Take a close look at our buildings
• November 2, 2011 Technical Advisory Group Meeting Summary
• January 5, 2012 CWG Presentation - Envision Tomorrow Analysis Tool Overview
• Item 71
• District, classified employees reach agreement
• No charges in fatal wheelchair-SUV collision in Idaho
• Portland police arrest four people in connection with MAX train attack captured on YouTube video
• BofA may scale back in some markets
• K-cup sales are fuel for Starbucks
• Microsoft Xbox captures 40% of 2011 game market
• More Washington County students receiving subsidized meals, a reflection of hard times
• PSU lands $3.5M for sustainable transit research
• Goodwill beefs up recycling revenue
• Heekin joins Oregon attorney general race
• Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber set to deliver 'State of the State' speech
• List: Oregon M&A surges in 2011
• 'She was one of a kind,' family says of Sybil Plumlee, one of Portland's first female police officers
• New Wahington interchange to link Salmon Creek to I-5, I-205
• Friday biz roundup: Bank of America sends wrong statements to man who fought foreclosure, Vestas sheds jobs in U.S. and overseas
• Rear-end crash along Mcloughlin Boulevard leaves one driver dead
• Oregon Medical Board sheds light on cosmetic surgery by Northeast Portland doctor that led to woman's death
• Renewable-energy misery spreads to Vestas, as the Danish wind turbine maker slashes jobs, some in Portland
• Clackamas County Roundup: Motorcyclist found unconscious near Sandy; doctor could lose license over botched surgery
• TriMet steps up patrols in wake of assaults
• Twelve sent to hospital following school explosion
• Fire destroys Sherwood winery’s tasting room
• Whiteout the Boxers for PAC(K) Pamplin 2012!
• Three people hurt after minor boat collision in upper Yaquina Bay
• Mother, daughter arrested after allegedly punching two people aboard TriMet bus in Southeast Portland
• Record number of unclaimed dead in 2011 cremated through Oregon's Indigent Burial Fund
• Cayla Wilson's parents hail Portland verdict against driver who hurt their daughter
• Two arrests made in afternoon fight on TriMet bus in Southeast Portland
• One Oregon prison official resigns, second demoted; criminal charges considered
• Former Clark County deputy files claim for wrongful termination
• Motorcyclist found semiconscious after crash near Sandy
• North Williams Stakeholder Advisory Committee Guidling Statement
• Portland attorney Katherine Heekin enters race for Oregon attorney general
• Parts of eastern Oregon suffering from lack of snow
• Clark County investigators say man found dead inside vehicle likely died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events will be held throughout Portland in the next few days
• Outdoor School donations solicited
• A Portland woman caught on a jail phone call with an inmate bragging about alleged crimes is now in custody herself
• Portland man found guilty of driving high on meth when he crashed into Cayla Wilson
• Fat cat to get fatter: Walter heads to new home in Molalla under vet's orders to gain weight
• Campaign Finance & Corporate Personhood Resolution
• Bring Our War Dollars Home Resolution
• Oregon universities win $3.5 million federal grant to study sustainable transportation
• 36523 Establish Diverse and Empowered Employees of Portland committee resolution
• Northwest News: Sea-Tac officers find guns in 2 carry-on bags; Former Spokane mayor wants back pay
• Portland City Council approves anti-war and corporate-personhood resolutions
• Eugene education center gets grant to help students find path to college
• Forecasters still anticipate low-level snow showers this weekend
• Rain and snow mix ahead for Portland-area this weekend (and into next week)
• Find the right toilet for you
• PSSRP QA Report for 11.01.11 - 11.30.11
• RPOC Report to the ICC: 10/1/2011 - 12/31/2011
• RPOC Report to the ICC: 7/1/2011 - 9/30/2011
• RPOC Report to the ICC: for the period ending 6/30/2011
• Portland Old-Time Music Gathering; Sisters of the Road march; Friendly House clean-up: Northwest Portland weekend news
• Dryer sparks late-morning fire in Albany home
• Meeting Minutes - September 27, 2011
• Meeting Minutes - August 23, 2011
• Meeting Minutes - July 26, 2011
• Meeting Minutes - June 28, 2011
• Meeting Minutes - May 24, 2011
• Soldier gets 13 months for sexual assault of teen in Portland hotel
• 01.11.12 BAC Meeting Agenda
• 01.11.12 FY 2012-13 Program Ranking
• Jan. 23--Anne Whiston Spirn presentation
• 01.11.12 Treatment Variance Monitoring Budget
• 01.11.12 Monthly BIlling/Statement
• 01.11.12 PWB FY 2012-13 5 Year CIP Draft Proposed
• 01.11.12 Revised LT2 Storage Schedule
• 01.11.12 Significant Project Sequencing
• 01.11.12 Rate Summary
• Everybody Reads 2012
• More former Bally's clubs heading for closure
• SoloPower, SolarWorld 'likely to struggle' in 2012
• Oregon issues draft report on health impacts of wind energy
• Occupy Portland opening office space
• Vestas, job cuts, and the dark clouds ahead
• Veggie Grill to open Beaverton location
• Regional stocks: Oregon stocks drift higher
• J.R.R. Tolkein birthday bash; MLK Weekend of Service; other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Deal with Ford makes Port of Portland an auto exporter
• FTA leader lauds South Waterfront development
• Daimler Trucks adds 1,200 N.C. jobs
• Portland transit projects praised
• TriMet bus tangles with car, truck on I-205
• Multnomah Co. voters may get soda tax measure
• HP maintains top PC position
• Velvet Underground sues over Warhol images on iPads
• Amazon on board with Hollywood online library
• Microsoft considers job cuts, marketing reorg
• Thursday biz roundup: Portland-Lake Oswego streetcar proposal skids to a stop, Walmart eyes Oregon City
• Portland auditor reports only 30 percent of DNA samples sent to state crime lab get tested within 30 days
• Portland weather: sunshine on the way today
• Benson High School teen attacked near Rose Quarter MAX platform
• Cav Clips - Jan. 12, 2011
• The Collins Foundation awards $300,000 gift to University of Portland for the renovation of the Wilson W. Clark Memorial Library
• Adams keeps local streetcar plan on track after LO balks
• City rejects homeless camp appeal, begins to ring up fines
• District takes another look at contraceptives
• Tigard mayor says city is on a ‘budget precipice’
• Oswego Lake access is focus of group
• Beat the odds
• 100 years and counting
• Ho-hum, economy continues to stumble
• Giving a second chance
• Language immersion is back
• 15 minutes and zip! – 800 books for Lake Oswego Reads go quickly
• Hunger in the hallways
• A community on common ground
• Rights exhibit sets students free
• New models get auto show shine
• Neighbors warm up to solar project
• Concordia U. Celebrates Dr. King and His Dream of Education
• Sources Say • Carrie sez: Get over yourself
• More than 4,100 without power in Multnomah County after multiple outages reported
• Clackamas County Roundup: Millions already spent on 'suspended' Lake Oswego streetcar; WalMart proposes Oregon City store
• Doubts from taxpayers, elected officials halt proposed Portland to Lake Oswego streetcar
• Taylor Coiner - Women's Swimming
• 42 Student-Athletes Make the Dean's List for Fall 2011
• Portland's Esco Corp. still plans to go public, can't say when
• Gladstone man arrested in Salem after running from police -- one day before parole is up
• Officials offer reward for information about buck illegally killed in central Oregon
• Officials say truck driver found slumped over steering wheel near Oregon-California border likely died of medical problem
• Portland leaders play down third positive test for cryptosporidium
• 'It's go time:' Residents recount struggle with gunman during five-hour standoff Monday at Southeast Portland home
• Lights back on in downtown Lake Oswego, Marylhurst
• Oregon state government spends $3 million, then decides it can't afford technology upgrade
• Portland Commissioner Dan Saltzman wants council to rescind Portland police fitness premium pay until a fitness test is given
• Portland Mayor Sam Adams to nominate actuary to fill citizen vacancy on FPDR board
• Drug dogs destined for some Josphine County schools
• Federal highway dollars pay for Southern Oregon bus shelters that cost as much as a house
• Rob Cornilles: 'the original Tea Party candidate'? Politifact Oregon
• Plenty of events in Southeast Portland to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• In Southeast Portland's Sunnyside neighborhood, disaster planning has begun
• Portland police, TriMet wonder why no MAX passengers called 9-1-1 about attack on girl
• Portland-based Keen Footwear talks up domestic manufacturing at White House
• District responds to course offering disparities between Lake Oswego and Lakeridge high schools
• Wind, dry conditions fuel 5-acre grass fire south of Estacada
• Wal-Mart tries Oregon City again with scaled-back plans for grocery store
• Renters' lawsuit challenges bonds as cheaper alternative to security deposits
• PGE expects to restore power to downtown Lake Oswego, Marylhurst by 7:45 p.m.
• Multnomah Calendars – Hot Off The Press & Free
• Three Beaverton area students are among the Intel Science Talent Search semifinalists
• At Llewellyn Elementary School in Southeast Portland: too many students, not enough space
• Smart Way of Saving Lives in Natural Disasters
• PDC approves $200,000 Portland Seed Fund grant
• Wind-blown tree knocks out power to 1,700 in Lake Oswego
• Worker, 37, critically injured in fall from ladder at Molalla-area poultry barn
• Meeting Agenda 1.12.12
• DRAFT Rigler School Engineering Strategy Report
• Teen who downed six beers then shot man in Gresham gets 10 years
• AGENDA: January 18, 2012 Meeting
• MINUTES: September 21st, 2011 Meeting
• January 19, 2012
• Hillsboro arts leaders divided over plan to create arts endowment
• Mutual fund discloses 8.7 percent stake in Umpqua
• Portland startup 4-Tell closes $1M investment round
• Portland to consider Citizens United measure
• Snowboarding - parent paperwork
• Regional stocks: Quiet day for Oregon stocks
• TIENDA MEXICANA IMAR
• BPS Issues RFP for the Development of Community-Supported Solar Electric Systems
• Mayor Adams Attends Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence
• Wieden+Kennedy evaluating MN presence after losing Target
• Download the Community-Supported Solar RFP (PDF)
• Illegal Guns Action and Involvement Guide
• BARTINI, URBAN FONDUE
• EAST GARDEN RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
• Career Opportunity - Development Services Project Coordinator Brochure
• Career Opportunity - Geotechnical Engineer Brochure
• Looking for live theater? Head to a high school
• What’s your school’s grade?
• Providence Portland to remember Alain, yellow Lab who comforted patients, today in Northeast Portland
• Faces of our homeless
• The Rose Festival switches channels to KPTV
• Neighborhood Investment Coming
• Grant High supporters urged to participate in two Northeast Portland fundraisers
• Manufacturing locally takes KEEN to the White House
• Average manufacturing sector pay is $48K in Portland
• Shots Fired in Several Locations
• Cushman & Wakefield exec jumps to Seattle's CBRE
• Milwaukie baseball drive moves forward
• Schedule for Quarter Ending December 31, 2011
• Welcome to our new Youth Strategies Policy Coordinator, Samir Raad
• Washington County officials urge Beaverton planners to include public comments in Peterkort development process
• HP hires new communications chief
• Beaverton School District gets nearly three dozen applicants for budget committee
• New Hampshire primary: Conservatives fret about Mitt Romney; Ron Paul celebrates 2nd place; Jon Huntsman places third, looks to South Carolina
• Boeing may open third 737 line
• Wednesday biz roundup: N.Y. investor ups its stake in Columbia Sportswear, state economic index drops
• Statewide plastic bag ban in Washington?
• Oregon economy dipped slightly in November
• Lake Oswego councilor pulls streetcar support
• Bonamici, Cornilles get tough in 1st Congressional District debate
• KPTV wins contract to be 'official' TV station of the Rose Festival
• Twinkies parent company Hostess Brands files for bankruptcy protection
• Men's Basketball Notes - Three Straight Road Games for CU Men
• Rivals hope to block Mitt Romney trifecta in South Carolina
• Portland weather: foggy and cold this morning but sunny this afternoon
• Women's Basketball Notes - CU Travels to Face NCU, Corban
• Lake Oswego Councilor Bill Tierney removes support for proposed streetcar, putting project in doubt
• Dr. Yong Zhao presents vision of globalized education at Pacific University
• Exhibition by University of Portland alumnus, staff member David G. Pickett features Oregon coast photography; set for University of Portland Buckley Center Gallery Jan. 16 to Feb. 9
• Clackamas County Roundup: Lake Oswego streetcar in doubt; Clackamas County considers renegotiating Milwaukie light rail contract
• Hillsboro School Board torn on future virtual school name
• Fairley's Pharmacy robbed; Sullivan's Gulch funding; Vernon opposition to 7-11; other Northeast Portland news: Wednesday Roundup
• Vernon community in Northeast Portland becomes latest in city to fight proposed 7-11 stores
• $45,000 donation means a new boat for Gaston Fire
• Panel mulls knitting as CALC elective
• Beaverton mayor, then Cornelius city manager?
• Two Forest Grove School Board seats draw eight applicants
• Art and science collide
• Concordia Senior James Gaynor Shares His Experience in DOE's Environmental Molecular Sciences Lab
• Xavier Named Finalist for Oregon Sports Award
• YouTube video of attack on MAX leads to investigation
• Recruitment wars
• Tigard Mayor Craig Dirksen gives his last State of the City address
• Mitt Romney sweeps New Hampshire to cement top status; Ron Paul second
• Portland Seed Fund could hit $3 million mark with Portland Development Commission vote
• Rob Cornilles and Suzanne Bonamici, candidates for 1st Congressional District, debate (live blog)
• Cayla Wilson's parents bring her baby to trial of man accused in crash that left her in vegetative state
• Despite skepticism, consultant's savings report gives shot in the arm to Oregon health care reforms
• Northbound Oregon 217 now open in Tigard after two-vehicle crash
• Seattle student tied to Portland State program dies in Barcelona
• Seeking more clout, Oregon School Boards Association ousts top two employees
• PPB crime stats for week 51 of 2011
• Klamath Falls man sentenced to prison after illegally buying guns for LA gangs
• Mount Rainier ranger's memorial service draws thousands
• Deputy marshal's heroics during Warm Springs shootout bring national honor
• Northbound Oregon 217 closed in Tigard following crash
• Bonamici, Cornilles debate in U.S. House race to replace David Wu (live video)
• Spate of shootings rattle Portland as gangsters spray bullets at suspected rivals
• 1955 Bus Route Map by the Portland Traction Company
• Police looking for man who robbed Northeast Portland pharmacy
• Oregon economic index falls for fourth month in a pattern that warns of recession
• Trend to charge extra for aisle and window seats helps airlines boost bottom line
• Transit police looking for girls behind vicious YouTube attack on Portland TriMet train
• 51-year-old man pleads no contest to animal neglect after officers find underfed horse at Gresham home
• President Obama wins Democratic primary in New Hampshire
• Mitt Romney wins in New Hampshire primary
• Beaverton woman critically injured in Southwest Canyon Road crash upgraded to fair condition
• Police ID suspect arrested in Southeast Portland bank robbery
• Intel's concept laptop wows at electronics show
• Have a Night Out at Besaw's Restaurant to Support Zenger Farm this January!
• Federal Transit Administrator Peter Rogoff to visit stimulus-funded project in S. Waterfront on Thurs.
• Vestas posts strong 2011, continues to hire
• January 3, 2012 PIAC Policy Group Meeting Agenda & Notes
• Regional stocks: Oregon stocks drift higher
• WINNERS MOTORSPORTS BAR BY GI
• Code Development Advisory Group (CDAG) Roster
• Dec 14, 2012 - Food Membership Distribution Sites Table
• Dec 14, 2012 - Farmers Markets-Our Thinking
• Dec. 14, 2011 - Meeting Agenda
• CHERRY SPROUT PRODUCE
• NSF International
• EPA Greener Products
• Average health care worker earns $47K in Portland
• Cascade Centers EAP
• Basketball showcase brings PPS teams together
• Oregon nonprofits face sea of change
• Week of January 2 - 8, 2012
• Time Review & Approval Plan Submission Form
• Bureau Director Submission Letter
• ESCAPE BAR & GRILL
• SAFES shelter changes lives
• Risk Reporter
• SF Fed president predicts 2.5% GDP growth
• Joe's Burgers coming to downtown
• Arrest made in gang-related shooting
• Tigard-Tualatin's online school will launch with temporary home
• Microsoft, News Corp. to partner on Xbox LIVE
• Wholesale inventories barely edged up in November
• Beaverton School Board may wait on levy until the community pushes for it
• Oregon Ag director optimistic about 2012
• Tuesday biz roundup: Nike details new Shanghai headquarters, Portland startup Audioname helps people one name at a time
• Police at scene of shooting in Northeast Portland
• Vancouver port expected to rename Paulson
• Starbucks debuts new coffee on Tuesday
• Boeing, Air France finalize $6B deal
• Police identify suspect in Southeast Portland standoff
• SolarWorld turns Hillsboro plant into showcase
• ClearEdge announces $500M fuel cell deal
• Portland Public Schools and union reach contract
• Rivals looking to chip away at Mitt Romney in New Hampshire
• Suspect crawls out of Southeast Portland home after police use tear gas to end five-hour standoff
• Portland weather: sunny afternoon in store
• Cody Sherrell, La Center teen who collapsed during basketball practice, dies overnight
• Republican candidates in New Hampshire campaign to finish strong while positioning for future battles
• West Linn-Wilsonville School Board reinstates language immersion program suspended in 2010
• Eight apply for Forest Grove School Board vacancies
• Mitt Romney, Jon Huntsman tie in tiny Dixville Notch as New Hampshire primary voting begins
• Portland police take suspect into custody after explosions echo through Southeast Portland neighborhood
• Missing Portland 15-year-old found safe in eastern Oregon
• Early morning shooting damages NE Portland house
• Man arrested after fake bomb left at bank robbery
• Hillsboro sex offender arrested after authorities say he violated probation by returning to gym where his crimes occurred
• Clackamas County Roundup: Traffic stop near Wilsonville leads to 7 pounds of methamphetamine; off-duty firefighter honored for saving life
• Northeast Portland school enrollment balancing public hearing ends quietly
• Hollins and Williams Reach 1,000 Career Points
• on the spot with...cj rayford
• Women's Basketball Ranked 8th in USA Today/ESPN Division III Top-25 Coaches Poll
• In Memory of Paul Epain
• Salem boy who collapsed at basketball practice doing better, Washington boy remains critical
• Meeting Notes 12.14.11
• Week of January 9, 2012
• PPB: Sexual Miniorities Round Table (SMRT) agenda for 1/10/12 meeting
• PPB: Sexual Miniorities Round Table (SMRT) notes from 12/13/11 meeting
• Tax tips 2011: Where to get forms & when to file them
• Nike unveils details of massive new China HQ
• Former halfway house exec guilty of embezzlement
• FEI acquires ASPEX for $30.5M
• Committee Calendar and Projects Timeline
• Project Overview: SAN Life Cycle Replacement
• Making food deserts bloom
• N/NE Quadrant Plan Street and Development Character Concept
• Rose City Sewer Project
• Building Elevation Drawings
• 4%, 6%, and 8% FY 13 budget cut scenarios for 1/9/12 ONI BAC mtg
• District, school professionals union tentatively agree on contract
• Week of 01/07/2012
• Preventative Bike Maintenance and Flat Repair
• Irvington | 1-9-12 | 2505 NE 15th Ave | Historic Design Review - LU 11-197148 HDZ
• Centennial | 1-9-12 | 3701 SE 174th Ave | Adjustment - LU 11-195053 AD
• Portland Heights Pump Mains
• 12-6-11 Meeting Notes
• Bend 6-year-old wanders as mom drinks in bar
• Oregon Politics: Kitzhaber 3.0, gay marriage, waiver sought for Oregon schools
• 10-year-old boy dies in Beaverton wreck; driver accused of DUI, manslaughter
• Venture Capital firms raised $5.6B in Q4
• Monday biz roundup: Tillamook Cheese Factory cuts rock community, Precision Castparts sues PGE
• Report: Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Best Buy CEO takes to Web to defend company
• Memorial service Tuesday for slain Mount Rainier ranger
• SolarWorld plans trade action against China in Europe
• BPA asks FERC for rehearing on wind curtailment
• Mentor Graphics acquires Flowmaster Group
• Schnitzer beats Q1 estimates despite profit decline
• Intel awaits Microsoft's next move
• Activist Tre Arrow draws attention of Portland Fire & Rescue crews after climbing tree
• Second location of consignment store Crossroads opens in Northwest Portland
• Police investigating North Portland shooting
• Portland weather: rain today, but rest of the week looks sunny
• Portland police ask for public's help in finding missing 15-year-old
• Fulfill New Year's resolutions with local fitness gear
• Former OMSI education director Raymond Earl Barrett dies
• One person killed, others injured after three-vehicle crash in Beaverton (update)
• Council resolutions take on money in politics, Afghanistan war
• Pamplin Media, KOIN enter news partnership
• Chinese New Year - Year of the Golden Dragon
• One person reported dead after three-vehicle crash in Beaverton
• Malheur County targeted for gold, uranium mines
• 23 rabbits stolen from Portland Meat Collective farmer
• Fund set up for 14-year-old Washington boy who collapsed at basketball practice
• Portland police investigating four reports of gunshots fired Sunday afternoon; no one injured
• Oregon seeks OK to judge schools on overall performance, not success with small groups that typically struggle
• Glaciers shrinking on Mount Adams; studies show half gone since 1904
• Police investigate two separate reports of shots fired in southeast Portland
• Police investigating four shooting reports
• Police warn public of "Mega Millions Giveaway" phone scam
• Plan Green: Regenerating Communities
• DJC: Preservationists concerned that Portland Plan doesn?t do enough
• Oregonian: Portland Plan: City must prepare for potential economic shocks
• SW Community Connections: Barbur Concept Plan pinpoints places to start
• Cereplast: Portland is One of the Greenest Cities in US
• TransitionPDX: Transition PDX Comments on Portland Plan Proposed Draft
• Dense fog this morning; sun should shine this afternoon
• Early fire destroys Beaverton home
• Police identify victim, driver in fatal accident
• Portland entrepreneurs launch big ideas, bring products to market with crowdfunding
• Downtown Portland shop Fat Fancy turns to IndieGoGo to fund its future
• Portland lawyers become inventers, now they hope Kickstarter funders will back the $75,000 production costs
• Thousands of funders pledge to make Casey Hopkins' Elevation Dock a reality
• Northwest News: Gov. John Kitzhaber has "a better grasp" of the job; sports fees rise in Washington, leaving poorer students out
• A visit to the Sept. 11 memorial, and memories
• Portland Bridal Show has evolved in 33 years to older and savvier brides
• For Oregon veterans, the play's the thing to help them re-enter the civilian world
• Oregon Guard demobilize in Salem after a year in Afghanistan
• Sears ad unclear but not unethical
• EPIM Recommended Projects Sept. 2011
• Update: Police identify man who died after being struck by car in Southwest Portland
• Oregon State Police investigating fatal crash on U.S. 26 north of Madras
• Sseko Designs fashions a footwear business, based in Portland and Uganda, to lift women out of poverty
• Clatsop County judge blocks release of man who killed 2 in 1999 crash
• Colleges raise summer tuition
• Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods hosts celebration event tonight in Northeast Portland
• Former Medford mayor Jerry Lausmann dies at age 81
• A year in, we look at two of Kitzhaber's most ambitious promises: PolitiFact Oregon
• Independent pharmacies closing fast on Oregon's North Coast
• Odds and ends: Strange death statistics, freaky road signs, and baby polar bears
• Eagles’ Defense Stifles Cavs
• Snowy owl makes rare appearances in Oregon, stumps biologists
• Police searching for inmate who escaped from Marion County Jail Work Center
• Kitzhaber 3.0: One year into third term, Oregon's governor says he has 'better grasp' of the job
• Jackson’s Triple-Double Overpowers Cavs
• Former Army Ranger gets 10-year sentence in stabbing at Olympia bar
• Mount Rainier National Park reopens after fatal ranger shooting
• Investigating officer recommends dropping charges in fatal 2010 Coast Guard crash near LaPush, Wash.
• Update: Police identify two men killed in crash on Oregon 35 north of Mt. Hood Meadows
• Spotlight on small business: East Portland restaurant gets help from PDC small business program, Mattress World will close its doors
• Northwest News: Portland cops get $793 bonus for basic fitness test; 2 level-three sex offenders enroll at University of Washington
• Fatal crash closes U.S. 26 north of Madras, state police say
• 12-year-old boy collapses during basketball practice in Salem
• Update: Man dies after being struck by car in Southwest Portland
• Man taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by car in Southwest Portland
• Two men killed, one injured in crash on icy Oregon 35 curve north of Mt. Hood Meadows
• 'She has created a legacy:' Rachel Bristol, outgoing chief executive of Oregon Food Bank, reflects on nearly 30 years of work
• Men's Basketball Inches Out 62-59 Victory Over Linfield in Northwest Conference Action
• State police, wildlife officials kill two cougars in John Day
• Clackamas County Roundup: Former Sandy school volunteer accused of sexually abusing teenage relative; former UFC contender sentenced for sexually abusing underage student
• Have many happy dividends with your stocks
• Police identify pedestrian injured in Southeast Portland Thursday
• Portland man will spend time in treatment instead of prison after stealing from his parents and setting their house on fire
• Oregon's top federal prosecutor traveled from commune to the corner office
• BPA asks feds to reconsider dispute pitting wind farms against dams
• Trooper interrupts missing Portland woman's apparent suicide attempt near Coast Range summit
• Does Oregon's personal income lag the nation by 9 percent, are we getting poorer? PolitiFact Oregon
• Food Choices: Keep it Fresh - How to Store Food Properly
• Oregon higher education board votes to raise summer tuition on every campus
• Portland firefighter sentenced to 10 days in jail after DUII conviction
• Oregon State Board of Nursing review finds distance-learning problems in Oregon Health & Science University advanced nursing programs
• Find A better you Gateway spa
• It's the right time of year to work on your relationship with your windshield
• Two Portland massage therapists are now behind bars for molesting clients
• New sex abuse charges filed against 43-year-old Sandy man
• Announcement of cuts at Tillamook Cheese Factory jolt coastal community
• Family sues over exchange student's death in 2009 mass shooting outside Portland nightclub
• Portland police plan to pay cops to keep fit turns into $739 bonus for finger prick, blood pressure test and weigh-in
• Two members of Portland's Occupy movement plead not guilty, face federal trial
• Lents; Adventist Academy; Morrison Bridge: Southeast Portland Week in Review
• Retail spotlight: Crossroads Trading opens second Portland area store
• Bonamici, Cornilles take opposing sides on Keystone pipeline project
• Friendly House's Gay & Grey program will host two storytelling workshops
• Northeast Portland pastor says proposed boycott of a Boy Scout recycling event is unwarranted
• January 2012
• Estacada man claims fire training damaged nearby house
• Tigard-Tualatin School District takes on birth control
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• Injured Worker Packet
• Urban Airship adds former Skype exec
• List: Top Portland meeting facilities
• Portland City Council 1-04-12 AM Session
• Regional stocks: Greenbrier gains 8.37%
• Elk statute gets post-Occupy repairs
• Kaiser MCO Locations
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• Concordia Upends Evergreen 91-68
• Sam will commemorate losses from Tucson Shooting 1 year ago
• Freedom Riders, Fighters & Writers Exhibit opens Sunday
• Former Borders becomes free family bookstore
• OHSU collaborative sciences building makes big splash
• Dwight Holton joins Lane Powell law firm
• Greenbrier doubles Q1 sales
• Cavs Open Year with 60-49 win over Geoducks
• Calif. investor pays $55.3M for Museum Place
• Elvis' birthday; 'The Devil and the Deep'; and other Northeast Portland weekend events
• Sterne Agee analyst downgrades Intel shares
• Man arrested after accidently firing shot into neighbor's house in Salem
• Friday biz roundup: Big payouts for McCormick & Schmick's execs, Museum Place apartments sold for $55 million
• Apple moves to prevent Steve Jobs action figure release
• Hackers get Symantec antivirus source code
• Boeing prospects brighten for 2012
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 percent; hiring surges
• Why Sterling Saving's wants First Independent Bank
• Child cut from womb in Kennewick is now 3 years old
• Boeing-NLRB feud is S.C. GOP primary issue
• Koin, Pamplin media to team up
• Regence to leave Wash. Medicaid program
• Database: Portland No. 150 in commute time
• Kuhn named Nick Fish's chief of staff
• Rare coins, other valuables recovered after Christmas theft from Corbett home
• Airway Science for Kids challenges teens building a plane at Hillsboro Airport
• Northwest News: Does a Washington high school have the dirtiest basketball players in the land?; HOV driver busted with plastic skeleton riding shotgun
• Wilsonville City Council approves location for new skate park
• Crossing gates, lights installed at rail crossing where three died last March
• U.S. marshals shoot wanted man who crashed into their vehicles, agency reports
• State police credit 9-1-1 callers for helping stop alleged drunken driver on U.S. 26
• Sandy man in serious condition after jumping from burning house
• Did Occupy protesters damage Elk statue?
• Human Solutions’ reopens Portland office
• LaMichael James says he'll leave Ducks for NFL draft
• Pop-up shops give downtown holiday shopping some snap
• School board revs up boundary change discussion
• Clark County voters to weigh in on school funding
• Portland finds cryptosporidium in Bull Run testing but officials hopeful they won't need to build $90 million treatment plant
• Morning fog, clouds and cold nights ahead, Portland
• Southbound lanes of Glenn Jackson Bridge now open after boat mishap
• Oregon monkeys with six parents push the limits of embryonic stem cells
• Portland women charged in federal court with food stamp wire fraud
• Seattle police officer commits suicide after arrest in cocaine sting
• Oregon City accepting applications to fill vacancy created by Commissioner Jim Nicita's recall
• West Linn mom catches burglar wearing daughter's clothes
• Portland man sentenced to 6 years after 11th conviction for drunk driving
• Salem police looking for potential witness to Monday robbery
• Oregon regulators give Portland 5-years plus to fix sewage spills in southwest's Fanno Creek
• Police release video of suspect in Dec. 28 robbery of Southeast Portland convenience store
• Beavercreek man files complaint against West Linn over injuries sustained from 2009 arrest
• In new television ad, Bonamici fires back at Cornilles on taxes
• Front End Web Designer / Content Manager - Internship
• Oregon higher education board today will consider summer tuition increases, UO president search
• Southbound lanes of Glenn Jackson Bridge blocked by wayward boat
• DJC: Tsunami threat has Oregon Coast school district unsettled (1-5-2012)
• Portland Commissioner Nick Fish names a new chief of staff
• Northwest News: City fence will protect Eugene councilor who opposed Occupy camp; Quick -- name three branches of government
• Pedestrian killed by truck in North Portland parking lot
• ParkatmyHouse promises to turn empty driveways into cash in Portland area
• Eve Arnold, the first woman to join Magnum Photo Agency, dies at age 99
• November 18, 2011 Advisory Committee Meeting Summary and Packet
• West Linn-area hunter fined $12,000 for illegal elk hunt in Wyoming
• Portland finds cryptosporidium at Bull Run, but officials say that shouldn't require building a treatment plant
• Reminder - City of Portland email address changes now in effect!
• Traffic Advisory Update: January 5, 2012
• Chief of Staff Announcement
• Chart of ONA/ONI Leadership -- 1973-2012
• TENNESSEE RED'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
• Chief of Staff Announcement
• Southeast Portland weekend entertainment roundup: Fred, Carrie and (faux) Axl Rose
• THANH THAO MARKET
• Nike's Mark Parker has good day on Wall Street
• Friendly House's Gay & Grey program garners national attention
• Revenue up for Portland pop ups
• Regional Stocks: PremierWest gains 12%
• Francisco Partners acquires Tualatin's Ichor Systems
• December 16, 2011 Technical Work Session #3 Meeting Summary
• Transportation Modeling Analysis - First Phase
• Where to recycle Christmas trees in Northeast Portland this weekend and help a good cause
• Free admission to Lan Su; watching 'Portlandia'; Doll Gardner Gallery nonprofit show: Northwest Portland weekend news
• 2011 Annual Report
• 2011 Sunday Parkways Final Report
• January 2012 Agenda
• Grant High School community garden project moves closer to spring completion in Northeast Portland
• Schools honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Timbers get four visits from NW rivals
• Public Weighs in on Concept Plan Alternatives for West Hayden Island
• McCormick's sale yields $6.3M payday for fired execs
• Gateway Commons undergoes design review
• Art show will support Cascade AIDS Project; listing of art galleries: First Thursday news
• Portland parks worker is in right place, right time to help kayaker
• CoreLogic: More Portland homes in trouble in October
• Business for Culture and the Arts names new ED
• OHSU researchers create chimera clones
• Portland Winter Market debuts Saturday
• Vestas revises revenue outlook
• Grant High School community garden project moves closer to spring completion in Northeast Portland
• Study: Alaska Airlines best carrier, American the worst
• List: Corvallis tops in mid-sized city commutes
• Taliban may use Bowe Bergdahl, captured Idaho soldier, to push for talks with U.S.
• Umpqua Bank the latest to get hit with class-action overdraft fee lawsuit
• Thousands without power in Clackmas County this morning
• Thursday biz roundup: Mattress World calls it quits, SeaPort Airlines drops namesake route
• Portland weather: more clouds, showers on the way
• Cav Clips - Jan. 5, 2011
• School of Education and Roosevelt High School team to host Freedom Riders exhibit, recognizing the civil rights movement and today's Portland-area activists
• University of Portland announces a gift of $250,000 from Meyer Memorial Trust for the renovation of the Wilson W. Clark Memorial Library
• Clackamas County Roundup: Canby settles gender discrimination lawsuit with former cop; local youth football team advances to national semifinals
• In Character with auGi Garred
• County agrees to send new library levy to voters
• Flood rocks added to Tualatin’s Ice Age collection
• Sources Say • OPB tunes out debate static
• Project Runway
• Where are all of Portland's bright ideas?
• WL taps into LO water after intake damaged
• Tigard teacher says meeting president a 'thrill'
• Tualatin chamber is top growing in region
• Fagin plans second run for Beaverton City Council
• Using voices to capture the past
• Helping the homeless
• Transient enlists hope to resist the 'homeless' stereotype
• Missed bus inspires winning transportation video
• Portland mayoral candidate Jefferson Smith To Address East Portland Chamber Of Commerce
• Tigard street fees see final increase
• Beaverton auto sales drive city economy
• Construction is under way for Tualatin shelter
• Budget cuts could rile up park fans
• Firefighters lift car off man struck by two vehicles
• Man sues West Linn police for allegedly breaking his arm
• PAW gives homeless pets a lift
• New WL school, Spanish immersion on tap for Monday's school board meeting
• Rachel Bristol, longtime executive for Oregon Food Bank, announces retirement
• Would-be shoplifter tased, arrested after allegedly pulling a knife on store security guard and running from police in Northeast Portland
• Baltazar and Evans Named to Beyond Sports College Network All-American First-Team
• Spence Named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week
• Take the Pioneer Survey and Earn a Chance to Win Season Tickets to Football & Basketball
• Mattress World closing its doors after 15 years
• 88-year-old woman gives up her driver's license, pleads to a felony for driving away after killing pedestrian in Northeast Portland
• Memorial services set for Longview soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Media list for the North Williams project
• Portland prepares for fight with insurance company over $1.5 million in legal costs, including James Chasse case
• Oregon officials grill dialysis companies and the American Kidney Fund over high costs, transplants
• To save $4 million a year, Portland proposes 'suspending' major street paving
• Portland mother of young gang victim sentenced to 15 months for embezzling from state job
• Former Appeals Court Judge Ellen Rosenblum will seek Oregon attorney general job
• Beaverton band teacher arrested on sex abuse charges in Lebanon
• Sexual abuse by doctor in The Dalles reported to Mid-Columbia Medical Center 3 years ago, documents indicate
• Northwest News: 'Animal House' roadhouse near Eugene gets new owners
• SeaPort Airlines raises concerns in some communities, hopes in others
• West Hayden Island Public Involvement Summary Report
• Early and aggressive CPR kept 14-year-old La Center boy alive, his doctor says
• Medical Teams International chief Bas Vanderzalm will retire, to be succeeded by Jeff Pinneo, former Horizon Air head
• Oregon districts start their own charter schools to gain federal funding, flexibility
• PGE seeks ideas for new power plants
• Driver Permit Application
• December 19 - BDS - What Portlanders Are Saying
• McMenamins to open hotel at Tim Boyle's Gearhart golf course
• Make-A-Wish leader decamps for Jesuit High
• Rachel Bristol to retire from Oregon Food Bank
• 2011 - 12 - December
• Portland parks worker is in right place, right time to help kayaker
• The Business Case for Equity Panel - What Portlanders Are Saying
• 12/13/2011 PSC minutes
• Family of Bowe Bergdahl, captured U.S. solider from Idaho, hoping for his release
• Noise Agenda - 1/11/12
• Emergency crews fix ammonia leak on railroad tanker in North Portland
• Beaverton High School band director arrested on sex abuse charges out of Lebanon
• Walmart Labs acquires Portland's Small Society
• New Fanno Creek Trail segment opens to public
• Bicycle Transportation Alliance to host free workshop in Northwest Portland
• Peterkort property rezoning plan prompts neighborhood concerns
• Reward increases to find poacher who killed bighorn sheep in Baker County
• Schematic Plan Set
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 9 agenda
• No cause determined in fatal North Portland fire at marijuana grower's house
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 8 agenda
• GRUNT 2012 Brochure
• GRUNT 2012 Application
• Fertitta fires McCormick execs, closes restaurants
• Powell Butte cost overrun is deceiving
• Mattress World sunk by Washington tax penalties
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 11 agenda
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 10 Notes
• N Williams SAC Meeting No 10 agenda
• Portland sues insurer over Chasse case and others
• N Williams Stakeholder Advisory Committee Roster
• Week of December 26, 2011 - January 1, 2012
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• Regional stocks: Oregon stocks head south
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• Peter Jacobsen tourney moves to The Reserve
• ONE YEAR LATER: Vigil for fallen Rainier Police Chief set for Jan. 5
• New Year, New Wages
• 10-year term for fatal crash on Highway 101
• Iowa caucuses roundup: are Republican presidential candidates cranky?; 7 takeaways from Iowa; how did Iowa's Democrats spend the night?
• State wellness plan gets labor board approval
• Portland small businesses expected to hire
• Sustainability business alliance hires ED
• Sherwood takes on urban renewal, skateboarders at first council meeting
• Sociologist Hirabayashi, who challenged WWII internment, dies at 93
• Google claims Chrome promos were unauthorized
• Michele Bachmann finishes last in Iowa; cancels campaign trip to South Carolina
• SeaPort drops Seattle, adds Yakima, Wenatchee
• Database: LaGrande has Oregon's shortest commute
• Iowa caucuses: Mitt Romney bests Rick Santorum by 8 votes for the win
• Lake Oswego father and his two children are rescued from snowy foothills
• Autopsy finds Mount Rainier shooting suspect died of drowning
• Wednesday biz roundup: Complaint alleges BP stations aren't clear about debit-card fees
• Free checking, debit card fees rule It's Only Money's most popular posts in 2011
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Mitt Romney looks to New Hampshire
• Portland's Irvington School closed today due to heating problems
• Factions come together to stage ‘education visioning series’
• Portland Boat Show
• Federal civil rights probe alters police use-of-force policy
• Oregon AG race starts on odd note
• Man suffers non-life-threatening leg injuries after being struck by taxi cab in North Portland
• 22-year-old man dies after SUV plunges into Rogue River in southern Oregon
• Northeast Portland's Irvington School cancels Wednesday classes because of heating problem
• Men's Basketball Takes Down George Fox 75-56 For First Northwest Conference Win
• Superintendent: 'Our hearts go out' to La Center eighth grader who collapsed at middle school basketball practice
• Iowa: Santorum, Romney and Paul leading in a three-way tie
• Dwight Holton, former U.S. attorney, expected to announce a run for Oregon attorney general
• TriMet gave 61,500 New Year's Eve revelers free rides Saturday night
• Missing Lake Oswego father and kids reunited with loved ones after getting stuck in snow near Timothy Lake
• Oregon court tosses search that found meth at Medford courthouse security checkpoint
• Back-to-back library measures head to Multnomah County voters
• Mayor Adams frets about security costs for planned GOP presidential debate in March in Portland
• Former Hillsboro police officer engaged in on-duty sexual contact with woman, reports say
• Family members injured in fatal head-on crash near Salem Sunday continue to recover at area hospitals
• 13-year-old La Center boy collapses at middle school basketball practice
• Deputies search for suspect after Orchards bank is robbed
• Federal use-of-force review prompts Portland police to increase sergeants' oversight
• Clackamas County Roundup: Missing father and children found safe; new rules at Aurora airport designed to reduce noise
• An Oregon study points to better end-of-life care planning
• Northwest News: Oregon Walmart workers share $1m prize; Washington governor to break silence on gay marriage
• Complaint alleges some gas stations aren't clear about debit-card fees
• State expects to recoup much of the $18,000 spent on execution drugs
• Former U.S. Attorney Dwight Holton prepares to run for state attorney general
• Judge will rule in two weeks on mental competency of accused killer Daniel Butts
• Police report: Work crews dug up human remains repeatedly at Metro's pioneer cemeteries
• ABCs of Land Use - Saturday, January 28, 2012 - SE Uplift Neighborhood Coalition
• The War Bride: Portland police assign missing-persons detective to search for Esther Gavin
• Advisory committee appointments, normally routine business, roil controversy in Washington County
• Recology outlines Lents facility defense
• MCKENZIE PACIFIC WINE COMPANY
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• December 26-January 1 Residential Permits Issued
• December 26-January 1 Residential Permit Intakes
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• December 26-January 1 Other Permit Intakes
• December 26-January 1 Land Use Intakes
• December 26-January 1 Commercial Building Permits Issued
• December 26-January 1 Commercial Building Permit Intakes
• PBEM Director's Calendar: January 2012
• Susan Anderson's Calendar: October - December 2011
• SOS 2012 Family Expectations
• Regional stocks: 2012 starts strong
• Cross-section at Hollywood 24 HR Fitness
• Cross-section at Jonesmore
• Cross-section at West of 60th
• Restorative Listening Project on Gentrification
• OHSU 'Do Not Resuscitate' study gets national coverage
• December 21, 2011 Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting 1
• ONI Bureau/Budget Advisory Committee
• Report: Columbia Sportswear pays $26M for Canadian HQ
• Multnomah Co. changes course on library tax district
• Church choirs come together in support of area homeless
• January 8--Building Liberty in Portland: The Kaiser Shipyards of World War II
• A new year brings new classes, new gardens, and new ways to plug in!
• PIAC December 6, 2011 Process Group Meeting Agenda & Notes
• Ash Creek acquired by Apex
• List: Top Portland-filed bankruptcies of 2011
• Fertitta closes McCormick & Schmick's deal
• State health plan under scrutiny
• Vancouver's top business stories of 2011
• Money reads: A book that helps consumers resolve billing issues
• Google launches U.S. election site
• VC fundraisings up, exits down in 2011
• TechFlash: Top tech stories of 2011
• Amazon Kindle may have outrun Apple iTunes in holiday dash
• Kitzhaber to collect on Ducks' Rose Bowl win
• Monday biz roundup: PGE, PacifiCorp rate changes take effect, new year's tax tips
• Phone service restored in Washington County
• Missing Washington woman, infant found safely
• Vandals steal golf balls, hit cars in Washington County
• Clackamas County authorities search for Lake Oswego dad and 2 boys who didn't return home from trip to 'find snow'
• Portland weather: mostly cloudy conditions in store for today
• Voters might get a say on library district
• Morrison Bridge work continues after holiday shutdown
• Gresham man recovering after coffee cup attack
• County deal puts library levy, district to a vote
• Family missing on Mount Hood found safe
• Food carts in Hillsdale?
• Vancouver mom in critical condition after crash in Clark County
• Lewis & Clark Basketball Set to Open New Year With Northwest Conference Action Against George Fox
• Phone lines down for 1,600 Frontier Communications customers in Washington Co.
• Mount Rainier shooting suspect Benjamin Colton Barnes confirmed dead
• Missing Washington woman, infant may be in danger
• 4 of 5 gym memberships go unused -- except maybe in the first days of the new year
• Portland schools' defense in lawsuit: Incompetence, not discrimination, got Diana Fernandez fired
• Residents have development dreams for ballfields in Portland's Lents neighborhood; housing for foster children doesn't fit
• Wind storm topples 50-foot tree in Estacada
• Roseburg man accused of goat sacrifice plan
• Ore. man reported lost, may have tried to save dog
• Update: Electrical fire damages 4 retail shops along Fremont in Northeast Portland
• Dr. Dan Video – Church Partnership and Service
• Injuries reported in Clark Co. crash
• Electrical fire damages 4 retail shops along Fremont in Northeast Portland
• Crash causes power outage in Hillsboro
• Mount Rainier shooting: Fire chief remembers Margaret Anderson
• Man arrested in connection with Los Angeles arson spree
• Community forum to identify skills and abilities Portland mayors and city council members need to serve the community effectively?Thurs. Jan 19
• Man wanted in connection with ax attack at Gresham apartment
• Mount Rainier shooting suspect had troubled transition after Iraq War service
• Mayoral candidate Hales: ‘I can and will get it done.’
• Police search for suspect in morning stabbing in Southeast Portland
• Northwest News: Mount Rainier round-up: the manhunt for gunman intensifies
• Portland Fire and Rescue responds to second Jump incident from I205 Bridge in past three days
• New in Northeast: Bloke, a botanical designs shop, opens on N.E. 28th Ave. (video)
• All visitors evacuated from Mount Rainier; gunman remains at large
• Did Multnomah County voters favor a library district with 2010 vote? PolitiFact Oregon
• Portland weather: Week kicks off on wet note
• Gunman remains at large on Mount Rainier
• Karen Peters named interim Athletic Director
• University of Portland to host retreat for those who are primary caregivers of aging relatives
• Sustainability Center tops Portland's wish list
• Sunny and warm for Rose Bowl kickoff
• County may look at health impacts of bus transfers
• Finally! Ducks hold off Wisconsin for BCS Rose Bowl win 45-38
• Some electricity rates will go down this year
• Oregon Ducks wrestle with fans' changing views of success as they play in third straight BCS bowl
• Portland Fire & Rescue responds to reports of person jumping from Glenn Jackson Bridge
• Officers comb Mount Rainier for "strong person of interest" in ranger's death
• Head-on collision devastates extended family, killing 3-year-old girl and seriously injuring others
• Update: First local baby of 2012, Zoey, arrives at Providence St. Vincent
• Police have "strong person of interest" in Mount Rainier killing of park ranger
• Oregon State Police report 47 intoxicated driving arrests over New Year's holiday
• New snow means a happy New Year's for skiers, sledders on Mount Hood
• Portland-area birders discover surprises during Christmas Bird Count
• Portland police seek information on suspects in Northeast Portland tire-slashings
• Park ranger fatally shot at Mount Rainier National Park
• Kim Boyce opens bakery on Sandy; Christmas tree recycling; other Northeast Portland news: Monday Roundup
• Portland gang-related killings in 2011 highest in a decade
• First local baby of 2012: Little Zoey arrives at Providence St. Vincent
• Oregon school districts have 2 months to decide on transfers
• Milton-Freewater homicide suspect arrested Sunday in Walla Walla
• Portland Fire & Rescue Responds to First Fire of the Year
• Project to build a 33-mile trail across Clark County comes together slowly
• Two killed, including child, in double fatal crash outside Salem
• Tires slashed in Northeast Portland
• Aloha High School Sparrow Alena Marek, 11, dies of cancer
• Matt Dishman in Northeast Portland, along with other indoor city pools, hosts 'Water Warriors' get fit challenge
• Northwest News: It's 2012; microchipped cat, mistaken for feral, euthanized in Medford
• New Years fire damages house in Southwest Portland
• Max Williams, Oregon's departing prison chief, won over skeptics
• Foti's Greek Deli's closing day also one of its busiest with 30 years of customers wishing owners luck
• First fire of 2012 happens fast
• New year starts with more DUII arrests
• Men's Basketball Ends 2011 With 84-80 Double Overtime Victory Over Lewis-Clark State
• New Year's health resolutions: Try our DIY health tests
• Klingons conquer Stormtroopers in New Year's Eve blood drive battle
• Native Americans gather for powwow in Portland to celebrate the New Year without alcohol
• Firefighters identify man killed in fire at North Portland house that included a marijuana growing operation
• Vancouver man dies in rollover crash on U.S. 20 near Philomath
• Bird strike damages passenger plane at Portland International Airport -- a first in 2011
• John Buchanan, who helped transform the Portland Art Museum, dies of cancer at age 58
• Morasch Meats of Portland invests heavily to stay on the cutting edge
• Bus driver alerts Eugene police to bank robbery suspect
• Man sideswiped by train near Hood River
• Suspect in Washington teacher's death was on parole from Georgia
• Man robs Northeast Portland Key Bank
• Douglas County man dies from gunshot to the head
• U.S. 20 closed after fatal single-vehicle rollover crash
• Eugene city councilman asks for security after Occupy protests
• Cowlitz County jury acquits longshoreman in trial arising from Port of Longview labor conflict
• Former Woodland fire chief charged with defrauding elderly woman
• Year in review: 13 of 37 on Oregonian Stock Index finished strong
• Wisconsin, Oregon governors announce Rose Bowl bet
• Portland Fire & Rescue Responds to Residential Fire with Fatality in North Portland
• Traveler, Photographer, Student
• Northwest News: Last-minute ideas for trimming your 2011 tax bill; Seattle Times lists most-read recipes of 2011
• Update: Police name "person of interest" in fatal NE Oregon shooting
• Portland firefighters find a body and a marijuana grow in North Portland house fire
• Stumptown Coffee Roasters moving operations to 37,000-square-foot space in Southeast Portland
• Rose Bowl intangible? New Oregon Ducks helmet
• Family of Maj. Gen. Marion Carl doesn't want war hero's killer released from prison
• Portland police, other authorities warn: Being under .08 may not keep you from getting a DUII
• Oregon Healthy Kids program terminates contract with Urban League of Portland, citing non-performance
• Oregon higher education board to consider 8.9 percent summer tuition and fee hike
• Interior Secretary Ken Salazar approves transmission line on north side of Steens Mountain
• Lincoln County Commissioner proves he wasn't drunk when he got DUII, but still lives with the bad rap
• Portland hills pit neighbors vs. skateboarders
• Clackamas County Roundup: Happy Valley bicyclist in serious condition after crash; storm debris shuts down Clackamas River intake indefinitely
• Storm debris shuts down Clackamas River water intake, putting West Linn, Oregon City on backup water system
• Portland couple accused of trying to sell heroin with their four kids in the car
• Winter weather prompts chain requirements, travel warnings throughout Cascades
• Parallel parking? Don't be obtuse about it. Leave room for the other guys
• Federal prosecutors in Portland will ask 10-year sentence for drug lieutenant
• Northwest News: Mom sues Oregon over prison death of disabled son; Portland woman who faked cancer gets jail time
• Project Core Group
• Welcome 2012: Time to pay heed to your cost basis.
• Summer 2011, Mayor Sam Adams Portlandonline Media Communication
• Public Involvement Plan
• Man arrested in Hillsboro accused of posing as U.S. Marshal, OSU football player, among others
• Updated: Health problems may have contributed to single-vehicle crash on Oregon 211 near Molalla
• Are Oregon home sellers really subject to a double tax? PolitiFact Oregon
• Extra Strength Sewer Charge Program Administrative Rules
• School Board Recognition Month
• Frost and black ice alert for holiday weekend travelers
• Regional stocks: Wall Street ends 2011 flat
• Oregon regulators penalize Conway Construction $3,600 for Morrison Bridge pollution problems
• Update: Clackamas River flood waters receding near Estacada
• Judge blocks Calif. low-carbon fuel rule, raising questions for Ore
• Heat lamp believed to have sparked fire that burned down custom-built home near Molalla
• Northwest Natural asks for 6% rate increase
• CRC's Appeals Workgroup Meeting
• December 30, 2011
• Flooding closes Oxbow
• ENB-4.25 - Extra Strength Sewer Charge Program Administrative Rules
• BBSI activist shareholder targets five directors
• Government Relations Org Chart
• 940.00 After Action Reports and Operation Orders
• Gov. Kitzhaber makes Rose Bowl wager
• Stocks ending flat for year after big ups, downs
• Last-minute charitable donation ideas to help trim your 2011 tax bill
• Suicides hit all-time high at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
• Cavs Battle, Lose to OIT 101-87
• PBOT: Frost and black ice alert for holiday weekend travelers (12-30-2011)
• Wind tower makers file China complaint
• Report: Vestas confident of hitting 2011 goals
• Slideshow: Top stories of 2011
• FDIC lifts order against ShoreBank
• Link Between Earthquakes and Tropical Cyclones: New Study May Help Scientists Identify Regions at High Risk for Earthquakes
• Cavs Miss Out on Road Sweep, Lose to OIT 67-58
• ALERT: Frost and black ice alert for holiday weekend travelers
• Celebrate Safely
• 12.30.11 R Chalmer's USA EPA Presentation
• 12.30.11 EPA Washington 2011 Crypto Species
• 12.30.11 Position Change Information From FY 2004 to FY 2011
• 12.30.11 Bull Run Presentation WQTC 2011 V10
• 12.30.11 PWB Tailored Collaboration Proposal Final
• 12.30.11 2011_ WQTC_wed8-3
• 12.30.11 Draft Report Version 10
• Washington pot legalization initiative advances
• Chat room robber sentenced to more than 12 years
• Oregon youth football team heads to national tournament in Texas
• Friday biz roundup: Wind tower makers enter Chinese trade dispute, Sears will shutter Roseburg store
• Clear Catheter Systems raises $4M
• 25 'oddball' job interview questions for 2011
• Ex-HP chief Hurd's sex harassment letter published
• Verizon Wireless to charge for online payments
• 'Silent' strokes, memory loss and Alzheimer's disease
• Portland weather: showers today, some sun this weekend
• Northwest News: ADHD drugs popular among Oregon college students; Gary Haugen talks about life on death row
• Southeast Portland man burned after smoking a cigarette while using oxygen machine
• Portland Fire & Rescue Responds to Second Medical Oxygen Fire Victim this Month
• Pedestrian stuck by car
• State trooper sentenced in drug case
• Childhood Memories For Every Student
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by car in North Portland
• The Gift of Giving (Photos)
• Investigators say smash-and-grab thefts at Beaverton dealership 'absolutely' connected to incident in Wilsonville
• New Year's Eve in Northeast Portland: Weekend entertainment roundup
• Southeast Portland weekend entertainment roundup: Happy New Year!
• Portland's top stories 2011: Southeast's Sellwood Bridge project gets in gear
• 41-year-old man dies in logging accident in Marion County
• Oregon's snowpack well below average, but officials say there's plenty of time to catch up
• Petitioners seek light rail vote in Clackamas County
• Former caregiver arrested in connection with June death of disabled Vancouver woman
• Wind tower manufacturers join green-power trade dispute with China
• OR-7 heads into California -- the first wolf to return to the Golden State since 1924
• Portland cat on second life and counting: Survives broken back and walks again
• ADHD-drug abuse rising on Oregon campuses; university health officials fight back
• Man seriously injured after being struck by vehicle in Vancouver
• West Linn man arrested, accused of making at least $6,000 in identity theft purchases
• Clackamas County Roundup: Wilsonville woman arrested after crash; Lake Oswego mansion a tough sell
• Phase III Portland Plan Fairs: Healthy Connected Neighborhoods Strategy - Mapping Exercise Results
• Commission says Oregon can avoid big run-up in prison costs
• Reward offered in bighorn sheep killing in eastern Oregon
• Deputies investigating "smash-and-grab" vehicle break-ins at car dealership near Beaverton
• Two juveniles arrested after alleged residential burglary in Southeast Portland
• AGENDA: January 4, 2012 Meeting
• Week of January 2, 2012 - Happy New Year!
• Wilsonville woman arrested for outstanding warrants after I-5 accident near Tualatin
• Jack Malcom estate donates $20,000 to Southeast Portland's Community Music Center
• Virginia Garcia eyes Fall 2012 opening date for Cornelius wellness center
• Oregon City parking meters and parking tickets will cost more in 2012
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• Verizon Wireless will charge $2 fee for payments online, by phone
• December 8 Film - What Portlanders Are Saying
• Bend brewery to break ground Friday
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• Coast Guard suspends search for missing Seattle sailor off Hawaii
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• Regional stocks: Market gains ground
• Tax credit isn't only hurdle for wind industry
• Consumer interest in EVs holds steady
• Stumptown moving into new Portland HQ
• One Oregon Sears store on closure list
• Cavs' Comeback Falls Short in 80-77 Loss to SOU
• Region’s Reconstructionists invite community to explore how ‘place’ impacts identity
• Riverdale seniors from PJA heal world in India
• Layla Smackdown: ‘Roller derby is my temple’
• Morah Dina turns 80
• Bezos 'grateful' to be selling millions of Kindles
• Drama, voice and academics lead to recognition by Gateway Elks
• Insights to Health expands with third naturopathic physician
• MJCC Living Room Fund gets grant to help groups use center
• Database: Oregon government gets bigger
• Event planner returns to Portland
• Scarpelli's Career-High Leads Cavs to 81-66 Road Win Over SOU
• January talks explore Alzheimer’s
• Maimonides to honor Gersham Goldstein at March 22 auction
• Q back Jan. 28
• Teamwork with community, among students key for MJDS
• Slideshow: Oregonians we lost in 2011
• Online holiday shopping sets record
• A new brewery for Vancouver
• New iPads, Kindle-targeted price cut in January?
• Anti-union group sues Boeing machinists
• Northwest News: Oregon researchers find link between what you eat and how well you age; squirrel's on the menu for one Seattle couple
• Google top online destination of 2011
• Thursday biz roundup: Valuing Oregon farmland for more than crops, this year's top tech stories
• Portland weather: more rain on the way
• 69-year-old woman dies after being struck by vehicle in Grants Pass
• Josephine County deputy makes two arrests after spotting 'nervous driver'
• Lost in the shuffle
• A gentle nudge helps Panera Cares fulfill mission, get paid
• Auto show rides a wave of big sales
• Former library may get new life
• Sources Say • Library politics stuck in a bind
• BEST PHOTOS OF 2011
• Congressional candidates square off on business
• Vernier Software & Technology celebrates three decades of steady growth
• Steiner Hayward secures Bonamici’s Senate seat
• Vacuum seller, Ponzi schemer sentenced to 11 years in prison
• Metzger gathers items for time capsule
• Fit as a fiddle at age 94
• Back in the game
• Lake Oswego Reads program kicks off
• A night up on the rooftop
• Some diets protect aging brains, others accelerate harm, Oregon study suggests
• Portland police investigating possible shooting after man arrives at Vancouver hospital with gunshot wound to leg
• The Gift of Giving
• Judge overturns death sentence for man who killed Marine Corps ace
• Southeast Portland residents take their case against food scraps in Lents to the state
• Power restored to nearly 1,750 Salmon Creek residents
• Nearly 1,750 without power near Salmon Creek
• State police arrest man after four-hour standoff in eastern Oregon
• Feds award Oregon $22.5 million for children's health insurance enrollment
• Two men accused of stealing more than $4,000 worth of DVDs from Target stores in Portland and Fairview
• Washington council won't revisit approval of wind farm visible from Columbia Gorge Scenic Area
• Sherwood man, 21, pleads guilty in sexual assault of 16-year-old girl
• Officials identify man found dead in Salem motel Monday night
• Northwest News: Radiation accident exposes 16 Idaho workers; Backers to turn in signatures to legalize pot in Washington
• City of Portland's Draft 2012 State Legislative Agenda
• PDF of Community Input given on Nov. 10, 2011 for the City's 2012 Legislative Agenda
• In Southeast Portland, a developer plans 71 apartments in the Buckman neighborhood
• Suspect accused of sex abuse followed PSU student off MAX train and into university restroom, court records say
• Clackamas County Roundup: Crime ring uncovered; crash causes delays on Interstate 5
• Orphaned kids lead to a court fight; more clues for searchers: War Bride Chapter 4
• Oregon's Dungeness crab season disappointing so far, but it's not over yet
• Center adds more family fitness classes
• Portland teen helps Navajos
• Three Portland fires within an hour involve almost half city's stations
• Silicon Forest year in review: Top Oregon tech stories of 2011, and a look ahead at 2012
• Former Hillsboro police officer, shot in the line of duty, could have certifications revoked next month
• Stocks slide today on more discouraging news for Europe's financial crisis
• Evraz North America opens $650M credit line to refinance debt
• Occupy Bellingham protesters arrested in eviction from city park
• New report says Oregon's farmland is valuable for more than what grows on it
• Regional stocks: Oregon stocks follow market slide
• Solar panel installation on Hillsboro building is step toward greening of Washington County
• Emergency Coordination Center (ECC) Volunteer Training 2012
• Recology opponents to file appeal in compost case
• Washington County Updates: Bicycle-fixing club grows at Poynter Middle School
• Ristretto Roasters in, Stumptown Coffee out
• CRC's Appeals Workgroup Meeting
• CRC's Outreach Workgroup Meeting
• It's official: 2011 was not warm in Portland
• CRC's Portland Police Bureau Recruitment, Retention, & Promotion Workgroup
• Activist Empowers Families
• TriMet free after 8pm on New Years Eve
• CRC's Taser/Less - lethal Force Workgroup Meeting
• Oregon gender pay gap alive and well
• SkyWest to end North Bend to Portland service
• Judge will decide if Butts is fit for trial
• Furniture - Adjustable Work Surfaces
• Oregonian Editorial Board: Oregon Sustainability Center "could solidly brand Oregon as a worldwide leader in green building technologies while showing many profitable returns on inventions along the way"
• Loomis pays $5.7M for Oregon Armored Service
• ALERT: Heavy rain and wind may lead to road hazards
• MINUTES: November 21st, 2011 Meeting
• MINUTES: November 2nd, 2011 Meeting
• KGW: Storm brings rain, winds to coast & valleys (12-27-2011)
• Fisher Investments deepens Camas presence
• Unclear if Portland Kmart, Sears stores will close
• Busy night for Portland firefighters as three house fires break out across city
• Report: iPhone relaunch set for fall 2012
• Police arrest drunk driver with children in car
• Amazon rises, Netflix falls in consumer satisfaction
• Boeing-Machinists union form joint council
• Startup bubble: Different this time?
• Wednesday biz roundup: Nike unveils new Ducks uniforms, home prices keep falling
• Charles Landers, 14-year volunteer at Portland's Franklin High, dies at 56
• Consumer confidence measures rise
• New Portland Walmart to sport ecoroof
• Portland weather: warmer but also wetter
• Men's Basketball Notes - CU Travels to SOU, OIT
• Women's Basketball Notes - Cavs Return to CCC play to Face SOU, OIT
• Portland Fire & Rescue Battles Three Overnight House Fires in One Hour
• Last protesters agree to leave Occupy Eugene campsite in park, city says
• Clackamas County Roundup: Clackamas man accidentally shoots woman; recycle you